Feedback pinned to the exact spot on the page.
Clients click anywhere on your site and say what they mean, right there. No screenshots, no long email threads, and no account for them to create.
Try it: click anywhere on the bakery page to leave a comment.
Since 1987
Fresh bread, made by hand every day.
Sourdough, buns and pastries baked in small batches on Maple Street.
Today's menu
Sourdough loaf
€6.00
Cardamom bun
€3.50
Rye crackers
€4.20
Comments
2 openFrom a client's click to a task on your board.
Three steps, and the first one takes about a minute.
- 01
Add Huddle to your site
Paste one script tag, or install the WordPress plugin and enter your site ID. Works on WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace, Framer and plain HTML.
- 02
Send your client a guest link
They open the site, click the spot that bothers them and type. No account, no password, no new tool to learn.
- 03
Comments land on your board
Each pin becomes a feedback post with the page, the spot and the whole thread attached. Link it to GitHub and the issue stays in step when you ship.
Review the design before it is built.
Upload an image or a PDF and collect pinned comments on it, the same way you do on a live site. Sign off on the mockup, then build with fewer surprises.
- Images and PDFs
Upload a mockup, a wireframe or a full brand deck.
- Page by page
Every pin on a multi-page PDF stays on its own page.
- Readable text
Text in a PDF stays selectable, so reviewers can quote it.
- Same board
File comments become posts, just like comments on a live site.
Clients comment without signing up.
Create a link for each client or review round. Anyone with the link can view and pin comments until it ends or you turn it off.
- No sign-up for reviewers
Clients open a link and start commenting.
- Expires on its own
Every link has an end date you choose.
- Revoke any time
Turn a link off in one click when the project wraps.
- Sites and files
Share a live site or a single mockup.
What clients say stays where it belongs.
Client feedback often mentions logins, prices or people. Hollahoop keeps that out of public view.
Checked before it goes public
Before a comment becomes a public post, Hollahoop scans it and stops anything that looks like a password, a key or personal details.
Publish guard for GitHub
You choose what happens to internal or sensitive notes on the way to GitHub: publish, rewrite, hold or skip.
Off until you say so
Huddle only takes comments on a site once you switch it to Live, so nobody can post on a site you have not opened up.
Questions about Huddle.
Setup, guest links, files and what stays private.
Do my clients need an account?
Does Huddle work with WordPress?
What happens to a pin when the page changes?
Can I collect feedback on PDFs and mockups?
Will private notes end up on my public board?
Is the demo on this page real?
Get clear feedback on your next site.
Set up Huddle in a few minutes, send your client a link, and fix exactly what they point at.
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