Ship campaigns without the screenshot ping-pong
Review live landing pages and campaign sites with your whole team. Comment on the actual block, mention the writer, and resolve when the fix ships.
Comment on the actual block, not a cropped screenshot of it.
Pin Feed loads the live landing page and everyone pins feedback right where it belongs. Headline needs a rewrite? Pin the headline, @mention the writer, and they get a notification linking to the exact spot. Stakeholders join from one share link with just a name and email, so the CMO can weigh in without ever creating an account.
- Pins anchor to the exact element on the page
- @mention the writer, designer, or PM in any thread
- Every pin auto-captures a screenshot of the page at that moment
Your ad traffic is mostly on phones. Review the page that way.
Most paid clicks land on a phone, but most internal reviews happen on a 27-inch monitor. Pin Feed switches between desktop (1440), tablet (768), and mobile (375) views, and each viewport keeps its own pins. So the CTA-buried-below-the-fold problem gets caught in review, not in the ad account three days after launch.
- Desktop, tablet, and mobile views of the same page
- Each viewport keeps its own set of pins
- Works on iPhone Safari, so you can review from the couch
Ad creatives, social images, and PDFs live in the same tool.
The landing page is half the campaign. Upload the banner sets, the one-pagers, and the sales PDF to the same project and collect pinned feedback on files with the same threads and resolve flow. Every new version keeps its own pins, so round two notes never haunt round three.
- JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG, and PDF proofing
- Versioned uploads, each version keeps its own pins
- Six drawing tools when words are not enough
Feedback lands where your team already lives
Connect a channel once and the whole review loop runs through the Slack integration. No status meeting required.
Someone pins the page
A teammate, stakeholder, or client drops a pin on the live landing page and types what they mean. The pin anchors to the exact element, and a screenshot of the page is captured at that moment.
It posts to your channel
New pins, comments, and resolves land in the Slack channel you picked, each with a link straight back to the spot on the page. Nobody has to remember to check another inbox.
The owner fixes and resolves
The writer or designer clicks through, makes the change, and hits resolve. The pin turns green, the channel sees it, and the campaign is one fix closer to live.
Slack is live today. Jira, Linear, and Trello are coming soon.
Three steps to a quieter campaign channel
Paste the landing page URL
Pin Feed loads the live page through a reverse proxy. Nothing to install, no script on the page, no extension for anyone.
Share one link with the team
Writers, designers, PMs, and stakeholders open it, type a name and email, and start pinning. @mention whoever owns the fix.
Resolve and launch
Fixes get checked off pin by pin, resolves post to Slack, and the campaign goes live without a single annotated screenshot in sight.
“We built Pin Feed inside a web agency because our client feedback lived in seven places and none of them were the website.”
Every revision round meant screenshots in Slack, a spreadsheet nobody trusted, and a few "did you fix it yet" calls. So we built the tool we wanted: one link, pins on the real page, threads that resolve. We use it on every project we ship.
the Pin Feed team
0 client accounts needed3 viewports6 drawing tools1 link
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This page is for teams reviewing campaigns and content. If you build the sites themselves, these fit better.
Questions, answered
The next campaign review could be one link
Paste a landing page URL, share the link, and watch the screenshot ping-pong stop.
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