Annotate a page.
Your assistant answers in the thread.
It fixes the code, replies with what it measured, and stamps the version.
- Free · MIT
- Open source
- Public server, free · nothing to install
- Or self-hosted
- End-to-end encrypted · in the browser
- Multiple reviewers at once · no accounts
How you use it
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01 You let people annotate the page
They click what is wrong and type a sentence.
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02 You ask your assistant to fix them
One sentence. It reads every note, fixes, and answers each one in its thread.
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03 It is done
There is only the deploy left — and if your deploy is automatic, nothing at all.
How you install it — the quick way
Several ways in. This is the fastest: the free shared server, no account.
Open mode. Anyone who can open your page can read these
notes and add their own.
Want them private? See the secure
way.
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You paste one tag
At the end of
<body>, on the pages you want annotated.<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/annotepage-client@2/dist/annotepage.js" data-server="https://api.annotepage.com/api.php" data-project="7Qb1kZ3xNvA9dLpEqKf2Zt" defer></script> - Somebody annotates the page.
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You ask your assistant
One sentence, with the address of your site. It fetches what it needs and reads the key off your page.
✻ Pondering…
❯ use npx annotepage-mcp to fix what the reviewers flagged on staging.example.com