dot.

dot. is a feedback tool designed for anyone building with AI, offering a streamlined way to gather input on their creations. It allows users to paste any URL or a Claude artifact to generate a shareable review link. This enables reviewers to provide feedback directly on the live page by simply clicking anywhere to pin a comment, eliminating the need for signups, extensions, or sending screenshots. The traditional feedback loop for builders often involves creating something, taking screenshots, posting them in Slack, and receiving generic comments, only to discover issues later. With the rise of AI tools like Claude, Lovable, Cursor, and v0, development speed has increased, but the feedback process has lagged behind. Builders still resort to bundling files, deploying to staging environments, or sharing static screenshots, leading to a loss of context and inefficient iteration. One of dot.'s core features is its ability to create instant review links. Users can paste any URL or a Claude artifact, and dot. generates a shareable link. This allows for rapid feedback collection without the overhead of traditional deployment or screenshotting processes. Another key capability is the "pin anywhere" feedback mechanism. Reviewers can click directly on any part of the live page to attach a comment. This provides precise context for the feedback, ensuring that the builder understands exactly where the issue or suggestion is located. Dot. also offers seamless integration with AI tools, particularly Claude. Users can instruct Claude to add dot. feedback to their artifacts, transforming them into shareable pages instantly. This integration streamlines the workflow from AI generation to feedback collection. The product emphasizes a frictionless experience for reviewers. No signup, no extension installation, and no account creation are required. This significantly lowers the barrier to entry for providing feedback, encouraging more people to participate. For managing feedback, dot. provides a dashboard where comments can be organized. Users can mark comments as resolved, creating a functional punch list. The platform also supports versioning for Claude artifacts, ensuring that feedback remains attached to the specific version it was given on, preventing drift as the underlying product evolves. Dot. operates by overlaying an iframe on top of the live page. This iframe is decoupled from the application's DOM, allowing for robust pin anchoring. Pins utilize a hybrid approach of percentage-based coordinates and DOM element anchoring, which helps them maintain their position even through client-side re-renders and layout shifts. The primary benefit for users is a significantly faster and more contextual feedback loop. By eliminating friction for both creators and reviewers, dot. accelerates the iteration process, leading to better-quality AI-generated builds. The ability to get precise, actionable feedback without delays helps builders ship with more confidence. Specific use cases include gathering feedback on AI-generated landing pages, testing UI elements of web applications built with AI tools, and collecting input on prototypes created within platforms like Claude. For instance, a developer can quickly generate a shareable link for a Claude-generated website and send it to stakeholders for immediate review. Dot. is free for reviewers, with pricing for creators based on usage, offering an Individual plan and a shared team workspace. It is primarily a web-based tool, with specific integrations mentioned for Claude. The product is categorized under Interface Design Tools, Design Resources, and Vibe Coding Tools. In summary, dot. revolutionizes the feedback process for AI-generated projects by offering an effortless, context-rich, and friction-free way for anyone to provide input directly on live builds.