Show, don't tell.
Your users point at what's broken. You get a screenshot, the selector, and the context — no back-and-forth.
The fastest path from “this is broken” to “fixed.”
Feedzap sits quietly on your site until someone needs it — then it captures everything you'd otherwise ask for in a reply.
One-click reporting
Visitors click a floating button and select the element that's broken. No login, no form.
Auto-context
Screenshot, click position, URL, viewport, user agent, CSS selector — captured without asking.
Zero setup
One <script> tag. Works with React, Next.js, or plain HTML.
Four steps. No meeting required.
<script src="/widget.js" data-project-id="prj_24f…" ></script>
Drop one tag
Paste a script tag into your <head>. The widget boots in a Shadow DOM so nothing leaks.
User clicks what's broken
Hovers highlight. One click locks the selector — no training, no explainer.
Short message, optional
A sentence is plenty. The context around it is what makes it fixable.
Land in your inbox
Screenshot, selector, coords, URL, user agent — all attached. Reopen or resolve with one click.
One tag. Done.
Drop it into your <head> and move on. The widget ships in a Shadow DOM, so your CSS, your analytics, and your users never know it's there — until they need it.
- Under 9 KB gzipped
- Zero layout shift, zero style leak
- Screenshots captured in-browser — no third-party render
<script src="https://feedzap.vercel.app/widget/feedzap.js" data-project-id="your_public_key" defer></script>Show startups the exact bug, screenshot, and context in one report.
Feedzap turns a vague complaint into a clear report with the page, selected element, browser, click location, and customer note already attached.
Startup feedback inbox
Click an example to preview the full report.
Report details
Checkout-blocking signup issue
“Clicking Start free only scrolls the page. It works in Chrome, but fails on Safari 17.”
Screenshot
Captured automatically
Selector
Pinned to the element
Context
Ready for triage
Better feedback, fewer mysteries.
Practical writing for SaaS teams improving bug reports, customer feedback, and product workflows.
How to collect website feedback with screenshots and context
Most bug reports fail because they miss context. Here is how to capture useful website feedback without making users write long explanations.
Why SaaS teams should use a visual feedback widget
A visual feedback widget helps users show what is wrong instead of trying to describe it from memory.
How to turn customer feedback into product fixes
Collecting feedback is only step one. The real win is turning noisy reports into a focused list of fixes.
Stop guessing. Start seeing.
Install in 30 seconds. Free up to 20 reports a month, forever.