PINAFLY
Pin feedback on
any page.
Freeze any page on the internet exactly as you saw it, drop a comment on it, and share a link — your guests reply on the snapshot with nothing to install.
Free to start — 20 pages a month · nothing to install on their site · no video, ever · create your free account →
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This page is pinnable — try it right now.
Click anywhere, leave a note, and watch this exact page freeze into a shareable snapshot with your pin on it.
Your pin creates a frozen copy of this page you can share — and yes, we read every one. Test pins live for a week — create a free account to keep yours.
Not a screenshot.
Markup tools flatten the page into an image, and tomorrow's deploy makes it a lie. Pinafly keeps the page itself.
Screenshot tools
Feedback on a stale image
The picture can't scroll, can't be inspected, and drifts from reality the moment the page changes. "Which button? The one we removed on Tuesday?"
Pinafly
Feedback on the frozen page
The real HTML, frozen as seen, hosted at a link. Pins anchor to elements — when the page changes, they re-anchor instead of pointing at nothing. Built for pages that won't look the same tomorrow.
How it works
1 · Add to Chrome
Install the extension once — nothing to touch on the page you want to comment on.
Pinafly for Chromeone click · works on any site
Want feedback on your own site instead? Embed it with one line.
2 · Pin any page
Click any element on any live page, leave a note. The page freezes with it — pins re-anchor when it changes.
3 · It lands in your inbox
Every pin lands in your inbox. Share the snapshot link — guests view and reply with no install, no account.
Share a link. They reply. No account.
Every pin becomes a hosted snapshot at a link. Send it to a client, a teammate, whoever — they open the frozen page, read your comments, and reply right on it. Nothing to install, no sign-up. That link is how Pinafly spreads.
You
Pin & share
Freeze the page, drop a comment, copy the link.
Your guest
Opens & replies
Sees the page exactly as you saw it and replies in a bare browser — no install, no account.
Back to you
Resolved in your inbox
The thread lands where the pin did. Open → resolved, no email chain.
Grow into it
Want feedback on your own site?
Once you're pinning other people's pages, put Pinafly on your site so
visitors and clients can pin feedback in place — no extension needed on
their end. Just one line before </body>.
<script type="module" src="https://pinafly.com/embed.js" data-key="YOUR_SITE_KEY"></script>
Freeze any page you're on.
The Chrome extension is live on the Web Store — pin feedback on any site on the internet, no snippet needed. Install it, sign in, and start freezing pages.
Free to start · works on any site · no video, ever
Built for client review links and vibe-coded UIs — pages that won't look the same tomorrow.
Start free. One paid plan.
- ✓ 20 frozen pages a month
- ✓ 100 pins a month
- ✓ Guests view and reply free — no accounts, ever
- ✓ No card needed
- ✓ Unlimited snapshots and pins
- ✓ Pages saved forever
- ✓ Embed on your own site with one script tag
- ✓ Fair-use bandwidth
Start free — 20 frozen pages and 100 pins a month, no card. Upgrade to Pro for $25/month when you need unlimited.
Questions we'd ask too
What exactly do you store?
The page's own HTML, made self-contained, with every image downscaled and re-encoded. No video or audio is ever captured — by design, not by plan tier.
What happens when the page changes?
Each pin carries three independent anchors. On the changed page they re-resolve to the same element; a pin whose element is truly gone lands in a tray instead of vanishing.
Do reviewers need an account?
No. A snapshot link is the access — guests read, pin, and reply with just an email for attribution. Verified repliers get a badge.
Can a snapshot be public?
Snapshots are private by link until you flip one public — then it's indexable with structured data, which makes frozen pages shareable artifacts.
Freeze your first page today.
Free to start, no card · works on any site · no video, ever