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SiteSay
Bug reporting with the context developers actually need.
Collect bug reports, feedback, feature requests, screenshots, console errors, and device data directly from your website with a lightweight embedded widget. Built for freelancers, agencies, and small businesses that need actionable user feedback without enterprise-level pricing.
I've always thought it was strange that when users want to report a bug, leave feedback, or ask for help, they're often forced to leave the page they're already working on.
The more friction there is, the less likely people are to actually tell you what's wrong.
I originally built this for another SaaS product of mine because I wanted users to be able to leave feedback directly within the app.
As I was building it, I realised it could be useful for a lot more than that. I started thinking about how handy it would be for client reviews on staging sites, bug reporting, QA testing, and collecting contextual feedback without endless back and forth messages.
From there, I kept adding features I wished I had. Screenshot anywhere reporting, automatic capture of uncaught errors, contextual feedback, and a few other tools that make it easier to understand what users are experiencing.
I've only recently started packaging it up as a standalone product, but it's reached the point where I think other teams might find it useful too.
There's a 7 day free trial available that gives access to all of the features, it's a completely cardless free trial too so you only need to put payment details in if you decide this is the right tool for you.
I'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and questions. Thanks for checking it out!
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About SiteSay on Product Hunt
“Bug reporting with the context developers actually need.”
SiteSay was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #81 on the daily leaderboard. Collect bug reports, feedback, feature requests, screenshots, console errors, and device data directly from your website with a lightweight embedded widget. Built for freelancers, agencies, and small businesses that need actionable user feedback without enterprise-level pricing.
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Cory Meikle
Hey all,
I've always thought it was strange that when users want to report a bug, leave feedback, or ask for help, they're often forced to leave the page they're already working on.
The more friction there is, the less likely people are to actually tell you what's wrong.
I originally built this for another SaaS product of mine because I wanted users to be able to leave feedback directly within the app.
As I was building it, I realised it could be useful for a lot more than that. I started thinking about how handy it would be for client reviews on staging sites, bug reporting, QA testing, and collecting contextual feedback without endless back and forth messages.
From there, I kept adding features I wished I had. Screenshot anywhere reporting, automatic capture of uncaught errors, contextual feedback, and a few other tools that make it easier to understand what users are experiencing.
I've only recently started packaging it up as a standalone product, but it's reached the point where I think other teams might find it useful too.
There's a 7 day free trial available that gives access to all of the features, it's a completely cardless free trial too so you only need to put payment details in if you decide this is the right tool for you.
I'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and questions. Thanks for checking it out!