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About Shotline

Shotline provides a canvas where clients or team members can drop pins on live web pages to mark issues. Each pin captures the exact CSS selector, viewport dimensions, console errors, and component path, eliminating vague descriptions like screenshots or voice notes. The tool proxies any live URL—staging, production, WordPress, or React SPA—into a shareable link that requires no installation or account for the client. Once a pin is placed, AI agents connected via MCP (such as Claude Code or Cursor) receive the feedback with all technical context and can ship fixes directly. Clients review and approve changes through a before/after proof slider, with approvals logged for accountability. The platform maintains an agency-branded client portal per project, keeping internal work private while exposing only relevant feedback and approvals. It supports voice comments, screen recordings, and text edits, all tied to the same contextual data.

Key features

  • Pin feedback on live web pages with technical context
  • Proxy capture of any live URL without embeds
  • Voice comment transcription with live context
  • Before/after proof with one-tap approval
  • Multi-breakpoint review (desktop/tablet/mobile)
  • Screen recording attachments up to 3 minutes
  • Agency-branded client portals per project
  • MCP agent integration for real-time feedback

Use cases

  • Freelancers collaborating with clients on website fixes
  • Agencies managing multiple client projects with shared portals
  • AI-assisted development workflows with precise feedback loops

Pros

  • Captures precise technical context (selector, viewport, console) with each feedback pin
  • No installation or account required for clients to leave feedback
  • Supports multiple AI agents via MCP integration
  • Includes agency-branded client portals per project
  • Handles voice comments, screen recordings, and attachments

Cons

  • No free tier beyond 14-day trial
  • Requires annual billing for full features
  • Limited to MCP-compatible AI agents
  • No offline or desktop application

Frequently asked questions about Shotline

What is Shotline and how does it work?

Shotline is a visual feedback tool that allows users to drop pins on live web pages to mark issues, capturing technical details like CSS selectors, viewport dimensions, and console errors. The tool proxies any live URL into a shareable link, enabling clients or team members to provide precise feedback without installing anything.

Who is Shotline designed for?

Shotline is built for vibe coders, freelancers, and agencies who collaborate with AI agents like Claude Code or Cursor. It streamlines the feedback loop between clients and agents, eliminating vague descriptions and reducing miscommunication.

How does Shotline integrate with AI agents?

Shotline connects to AI agents via MCP (Model Context Protocol) with a single command. Agents receive feedback with full technical context and can ship fixes directly, which clients then review and approve through a before/after proof slider.

Can clients use Shotline without creating an account?

Yes, clients can use Shotline without creating an account or installing any software. They simply open a shared link to provide feedback on live web pages.

What types of feedback can clients provide on Shotline?

Clients can drop pins on specific elements, add voice comments, attach screenshots, or record short screen recordings. All feedback is tied to the same contextual data, including CSS selectors, viewport dimensions, and console errors.

How does Shotline handle approvals and accountability?

Once an AI agent fixes an issue, clients review the changes using a before/after proof slider and approve them with a single tap. Approvals are logged in a client portal, providing a clear record of feedback and resolutions.

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