A free website feedback tool for developers

Shiproom is currently free to use. Share a localhost web app for private visual review, capture contextual feedback on the live UI, and hand that feedback to a developer or coding agent.

What “free website feedback tool” usually means

People searching for a free website feedback tool are usually trying to collect visual comments on a live page without starting another email thread—and without paying for seats before they know the workflow fits.

Many tools offer free trials or limited free plans. Shiproom’s positioning is simpler: it is currently free to use for private visual feedback on a locally running web application, with explicit early-access limits.

What you get with Shiproom today

Run your app, then run npx shiproom@latest live. Shiproom creates a private reviewer link. Reviewers open it in a browser—no Shiproom account or install.

Visual annotation on the live interface
Screenshot and selected-element metadata when available
Route, viewport, browser, and nearby failed-request context
Deterministic Markdown or JSON export
Published MCP adapter for coding-agent access to feedback

Limits to know before you start

Early-access per-account limits currently apply: 3 projects, 100 stored feedback items, and 30 days of feedback history. Reviewers invited by link do not need a Shiproom account.

When another free tool may fit better

If you need surveys, session replay, multi-file creative review, or a permanent feedback widget on a production marketing site, evaluate tools that specialize there—some also have free tiers. Shiproom is for private review of the app where it is actually running locally.

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Questions

Is Shiproom a free website feedback tool?

Yes. Shiproom is currently free to use. It collects visual website feedback on a locally running web application through a private review link.

Do reviewers pay or install anything?

No. Reviewers open the invite link in an ordinary browser. There is no extension and no account required for invited reviewers.

What are the current free limits?

3 projects, 100 stored feedback items, and 30 days of feedback history per account while Shiproom is in early access.

Give your coding agent the screen context

Shiproom is currently free to use. Copy the prepared prompt so your coding agent can start the local app, open Shiproom, wait for the private review link, and return it to you.

Read the prompt it copies

Set up a Shiproom review link for this app so I can share it.

Do all of it yourself, end to end:

1. Start the app locally if it is not already running.
2. In the project folder, run: npx shiproom@latest live
3. If it asks which port, use the one the app is running on.
4. The first run opens a browser sign-in. Tell me exactly what
   to approve, wait for me, then carry on.
5. Wait until the session is live and the private review link
   has been printed. Do not guess the link.
6. Reply with that link on its own line, and confirm it opens
   in any browser with no account and no install.
7. Keep the session running until I tell you to stop it.
8. Do not change any of my code while the review is open.

If anything fails, tell me what happened in plain language and
what you need from me.

Prefer the terminal?

$npx shiproom@latest live

Open the console