Users find errors in your docs. They don’t tell you.
You find out when the next person hits the same broken example. Or worse, you don’t find out at all.
I built PushFeedback to fix this.
What It does
It’s a feedback widget for documentation sites. Users click, highlight the problem, and submit. You get the feedback where you already work: GitHub issues, email, Trello, wherever.
No more “there’s a typo somewhere in the docs” messages. They show you exactly where.
Beta access
I’m looking for technical writers and docs teams to test PushFeedback and help shape what gets built next.
What you get: A free Starter license with unlimited feedback entries on one subdomain of your choice. You keep it after the beta ends.
How to join: Go to pushfeedback.com/beta and sign up. You’ll get a confirmation email with setup instructions. Adding the widget takes about five minutes, just a few lines of code, like Google Analytics.
What I need from you: use it, and tell me what works, what doesn't, and what's missing.
Beta spots are limited. Sign up: pushfeedback.com/beta
- David