FEEDBACK, RIGHT WHERE IT BELONGS

Don’t describe the detail.
Point to it.

Pin a comment to the exact element on your live website. Give every observation a screenshot, a conversation and a clear next step.

Core & Pro · Visual annotation

MORE THAN A COMMENT

Small detail.
Complete context.

Give the next person the page, the evidence and the conversation. Everything they need to understand what you mean.

RIGHT ON YOUR WEBSITE

The page comes with it.

Open the extension where the work is. Comment, inspect and keep the website in view.

Chrome extensionInside Opmerk
Review, right on the page.

The Opmerk review panel and toolbar, captured on the live application. Comment, inspect and keep the page in view.

Product capture
September 2026
Chrome extension · Inside Opmerk
Actual Opmerk extension with the page feedback sidebar, Comment and Inspect tools, and live presence indicator.

The Opmerk review panel and toolbar, captured on the live application. Comment, inspect and keep the page in view. Captured in September 2026.

Actual Opmerk extension · September 2026
A PRECISE PLACE TO START

“This one” becomes specific.

The element’s selector, text and URL stay with your annotation.

Selected element
Page URLSelectorText
THE DISCUSSION STAYS CLOSE

A thread. A clear next step.

Replies, mentions, priority and ownership stay beside the original finding.

ObservationDiscussionDecision
Still the same finding.Explore the review flow.
Start at the exact detail.

Pin the observation to an element, with its screenshot and page context attached.

A STRAIGHTFORWARD START

From here to your first review.

Read the setup guide
01

Connect your project.

Install your personal Chrome extension package and connect the production or staging site.

02

Pin the exact element.

Open review mode, select the detail and leave a note. Add the context someone needs to act.

03

Give it a next step.

Assign an owner, set a priority and discuss the change. Review the fix and resolve the finding.

THE USEFUL DETAILS

Good to know.

Full documentation
Will annotations change my website?

No. Annotations are part of the review overlay. They do not edit the website’s source code or publish a change.

Can I review a staging site?

Yes. Connect the staging domain to the project and make sure you have the right project access.

What happens when a comment is resolved?

Its status changes while the original context and conversation stay connected. Resolution is part of the review history.

SEE IT. UNDERSTAND IT. MAKE IT BETTER.

Your next version
starts here.

Bring every detail into focus.

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