Questions people ask

A comment layer for your running web app. Anyone on the team clicks an element and says what should change. Your AI coding agent gets the exact element and applies the change in your repo.

Yes, free forever with no card. Paid plans add more capacity and start with a free trial. See full pricing

Anyone you add to your workspace: clients, QA, PMs, designers and developers. Clients can get a quick-access account, so they only click and type.

Yes, in Arabic or any other language. Your agent gets a translation, and the original stays with the comment.

No. A pin gives your agent the exact element, so you can ask for anything: a fix, a test, copy, an accessibility check.

Higher limits than the free plan. Every paid plan starts with a free trial, one trial per account. See full pricing

On Oracle Cloud in the Riyadh region, Saudi Arabia. Security and privacy at PinSay

Yes. PinSay also runs on-premise on your own server: a Docker Compose package that works offline and needs a licence file from PinSay. E-mail support@pinsay.dev to ask for one.

No. Click the thing you mean and type what you want. The developer's agent does the rest.

No. Open the link your team sends you. The comment button is already there.

Each comment shows when it's applied, and when it's live after deploy.

Yes. When your comment is applied, you can verify the fix or send it back.

Yes, and on a local build too. Every comment records where it was made.

Yes. The PinSay plugin for Figma attaches a frame to a comment, so the agent sees the design you mean. PinSay for Figma

Yes. A private comment is visible only to you. Others see only a count, and private comments are never sent to integrations.

Yes. A workspace can send comment notifications to Slack, Discord, Telegram, Microsoft Teams or a webhook.

Yes. The built-in statuses (Open, Ready, Completed, Archived) can be renamed, recolored and reordered for your workspace.

Any agent that can run a terminal command or connect to an MCP server. The CLI and the agent skills hand it the comments; your agent does the work.

No. Your own AI agent applies the change in your repo and commits it. You review the diff and ship it. PinSay never pushes or deploys.

The element's selector, the CSS rules that apply to it, the route, the viewport and a sanitized snapshot. Page text is captured by default (an admin can turn it off per project), and private comments stay private. How we handle data

Add one script tag (the CLI does it for you), or use the browser extension (Chrome or Firefox) and change nothing at all.

Yes, for React and Vue on Vite. With source mapping on, a comment carries the exact file and component. Source mapping

Run npx @pinsay/cli@latest init in your repo. It detects your stack, adds the widget and installs the agent skills. Install guide

Yes. A local MCP server connects Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client to your comments, and your API key never reaches the AI model. Local MCP server

Applied means your agent committed the change and marked the comment with that commit. Live means the change is deployed on the site. Deployments

Yes, once you turn it on for a project; it is off by default. Secrets in headers and fields are replaced with [REDACTED] in the browser before upload.