The website annotation tool that pins your notes to the real page
Annotate your live website or test environment as it really is. Each note stays attached to the element you clicked, not to a loose image.
Try it for freeAnnotating on a screenshot simply does not work
A frozen image tells only half the story. The page lives, scrolls and scales, and your notes need to follow along.
A screenshot is outdated at once
You mark up an image from yesterday while the live page has already changed. Nobody can tell whether the note still applies.
Notes float around loose
An arrow on an image says nothing about which element it means. At the first layout change your annotation suddenly points at the wrong spot.
Every screen size looks different
What lines up nicely on desktop falls apart on mobile. A static image hides exactly the differences you wanted to raise.
What a real website annotation tool should do
Annotate the live page, anchored to each element, with its own conversation per note. That is how PinMe works.
Annotate the live page itself
Open your live site or test environment and click exactly on the text, button or image that matters. You annotate the real page, not a frozen screenshot.
- Works on any live website or test environment
- Click straight onto the element you want to discuss
- No more cropping into loose images
Every annotation stays on its element
The pin anchors to the clicked element and moves as the page scrolls. PinMe automatically keeps a screenshot with screen size and browser info, so the context always stays accurate.
- The pin stays attached to the right element
- Screenshot with screen size and browser info kept
- Desktop, tablet and mobile are tracked separately
A thread of its own per note
Every annotation gets its own reply thread, so the discussion stays with the matching element. Work in rounds with the statuses Open, To Review and Complete and keep progress in view.
- A reply thread per annotation, mention colleagues
- Rounds with statuses Open, To Review and Complete
- Assign annotations to team members
From first note to finished round
In three steps you annotate a live page and clear the notes together.
Open your page in PinMe
Set up your live site or test environment. With the Chrome extension you can also annotate any page you visit, without installing anything on the site itself.
Click and annotate
Click the element you want to discuss and type your note. The pin anchors right away and keeps a screenshot with screen size and browser info alongside it.
Discuss and wrap up
Reply in the thread per annotation, assign items and update the statuses. Clients join through a secure share link, without an account or password.
Frequently asked questions
What makes PinMe a real website annotation tool?
You annotate the live page itself, not a screenshot. Every note stays attached to the element you clicked and moves with the page, so your comment is always in the right place.
Can I annotate a test environment too?
Yes. PinMe works on any live website and on private test environments. With the Chrome extension you can even annotate pages that are not public yet.
Do my clients need an account to annotate?
No. Clients and guests add their annotations through a secure share link, without an account or password. You can revoke such a link per project whenever you want.
Which languages does PinMe support?
The interface and emails are available in six languages: Dutch, English, German, French, Italian and Spanish. Notifications follow the same language as the chosen interface language.
Is PinMe free to start?
Yes, you start for free. Create an account, place your first annotations on your live page and experience for yourself how anchored feedback works.