Drop a comment on any live page, pinned to the exact button, paragraph, or broken image you mean. Every thread lands in Slack, where your team already argues, jokes, and ships. No screenshots. No “third paragraph, second sentence.”
Real-time metrics, zero setup. Built for teams who'd rather build.
Review the real thing, not a Loom of the real thing. Pin feedback to the component that's wrong and move on.
Proof a page the way you'd mark up a doc, right on the headline that isn't landing. Typos don't stand a chance.
Flag the bug on the bug. The pin carries the URL, the element, and the context straight into your channel.
Three reasons teams stop describing and start pointing.
The comment is anchored to the actual element: the button, the line, the broken image. No more “third paragraph, second sentence, no the other one.”
Every comment and reply threads into the channel your team already watches. Feedback gets a home, not a scroll into oblivion.
A browser extension and one Slack connect. No new app to babysit, no logins to hand out, no tab to keep open.
Hit C or click the Comark icon. Your cursor becomes a crosshair. Click the exact thing you're talking about and a pin drops.
Type your note. @mention a teammate, or hand it to Claude. The pin remembers the element, the URL, and the page state.
It threads into your channel instantly. Replies sync both ways, so the conversation lives where your team already is.
Comark is in private beta while we clear the Chrome Web Store and Slack App Directory. Get in line. We're letting teams in weekly.