CHANGELOG
What’s new at FeedbackDots.
Product updates, from the widget and reports to billing, teams, and the marketing site.
NOVEMBER 3, 2026
Install guides for Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit and Cursor
Step-by-step guides for adding FeedbackDots to apps built with AI builders, including how to connect Cursor to the FeedbackDots MCP server.
Compare FeedbackDots with other tools
New pages compare FeedbackDots with BugHerd, Marker.io, Usersnap, Userback and Jam, with starting prices side by side.
Light and dark mode
The app now follows your system's light or dark setting. Pick Light, Dark or System under Account settings, and your choice follows you to any browser you sign in on.
Cleaner dropdowns
Every dropdown in the app now opens a menu that matches the rest of FeedbackDots, in both light and dark mode, instead of the browser's default popup.
OCTOBER 29, 2026
Pricing page and a two-step install
Plans now have their own page at feedbackdots.com/pricing. Getting started is two steps: drop the snippet into your site, then approve your domain.
A faster, easier-to-read homepage
The intro video loads after the page and plays when you click it. Small grey text is easier to read, you can pinch to zoom on mobile, and "Featured on" badges whose image fails to load are hidden.
OCTOBER 27, 2026
New homepage hero
The homepage now leads with one snippet for feedback, QA and NPS. Under the headline, a rotating line shows where reports can go: Slack, Linear, Claude, Cursor, GitHub, Jira or any webhook.
OCTOBER 24, 2026
"Featured on" badges in the footer
The directories that feature FeedbackDots now show up at the bottom of every page.
OCTOBER 23, 2026
Faster, safer foundations
FeedbackDots now runs on Next.js 15 and React 19. Bug reports with long session replays no longer fail to send: the replay is dropped and the report still arrives.
OCTOBER 20, 2026
A dashboard that shows what's new
Your dashboard now opens on what changed since your last visit: new reports, mentions, fixes synced from your issue tracker and product feedback. A mini For You card lets you triage the newest reports without leaving the page.
Product feedback in For You
On Pro, For You now sums up the last week of product feedback after your reports: which feature requests got upvoted, how many new ideas are waiting for review, and your NPS from new survey responses with the latest comments.
OCTOBER 19, 2026
Pro plan, and API limits on every plan
The paid plan is now called Pro. Surveys, feature requests, integrations, webhooks, network capture, review links and the client portal are part of Pro. The API and MCP server are on every plan: Starter includes 1,000 requests a month and Pro includes 50,000. Pro comes with email support, and Starter is supported through the docs.
Public API and developer docs
Create API keys under Developers and use the new REST API to read and manage reports, comments and feature requests. Everything is documented at feedbackdots.com/docs, with an OpenAPI spec for generating clients.
MCP server for AI coding agents
Connect Claude Code, Cursor or VS Code to FeedbackDots. Your agent can read a report with its screenshot, pins and console errors, fix the bug, then mark it done and comment on what changed.
Webhooks for feature requests
Project webhooks now send `feature_request.created` and `feature_request.status_changed` events, so you can post to Slack or your changelog when an idea ships.
JavaScript and Python SDKs
`@feedbackdots/sdk` and `feedbackdots` wrap the API and verify webhook signatures in one call.
OCTOBER 17, 2026
Feature requests and roadmap votes
Turn on Feature requests in a project's feedback types and visitors can suggest ideas and vote on the ones you've reviewed, right from the widget. Manage them on the new Product feedback page.
NPS survey
Ask visitors how likely they are to recommend you. Turn it on in a project's Product feedback settings and see your score, plus every answer, on the Product feedback page.
Guest review links
Send clients a link that opens your site with the widget ready, no account needed. Their reports are tagged with the link, and you can show the widget only to people with a link.
Client portal
Share a read-only status board that shows clients what they reported and where each fix stands, plus your public roadmap.
Network requests on reports (opt-in)
Turn on network capture in a project’s Capture settings and every report shows the last 50 requests the page made, with failed calls highlighted. It’s off by default, and it never records headers, cookies, or request bodies. Query values and token-like parts of URLs are redacted before anything is saved.
Webhooks for Zapier, Make, and n8n
Send new reports, status changes, and comments to any HTTPS endpoint from a project’s Capture settings. Paste a Zapier Catch Hook URL, send a test event to map fields, and build any workflow you like. Every request is signed so your server can check it came from FeedbackDots.
Tell reporters when their bug is fixed
Turn on reporter updates in a project’s Capture settings and anyone who left an email with a report gets one short note when it moves to Done, whether you close it in FeedbackDots, Linear, or GitHub.
Comments and @mentions on reports
Discuss a report with your team right on its page. Type @ and a teammate’s name to bring them in: they get an email with your comment and see it in their notifications. Authors and workspace admins can delete comments.
Status stays in sync with Linear and GitHub
Close an issue in Linear or GitHub and its report moves to Done in FeedbackDots; start or reopen it and the report moves back to In Progress. Change a report’s status in FeedbackDots and the linked Linear and GitHub issues follow.
Send reports to GitHub Issues
Connect GitHub from a project’s Capture settings, install the FeedbackDots app on the repositories you want, and pick one. Every new report becomes a GitHub issue with the page, severity, and a link back to the report. The app only asks for access to issues, not your code.
Send reports to Jira
Connect your Jira Cloud site from a project’s Capture settings and pick a Jira project. Every new report becomes a Jira issue, filed as a Bug when the project has that type, with a link back to the report. Reports show the Jira issue next to any Linear issue.
Connect your own Linear workspace
Workspace owners and admins can connect Linear from a project’s Capture settings in one click. Pick a team and an optional project from a list, and every new report becomes an issue in your Linear, created by FeedbackDots. Disconnect at any time.
OCTOBER 16, 2026
Annual Team price on billing
Choosing annual billing on the Team plan shows the promotional $32 a month, billed annually as $384, matching the pricing page.
A simpler billing page
Plans stack in one column, and the monthly or annual switch sits inside the Team card where you need it.
OCTOBER 15, 2026
For You: your reports as a story
A new For You page plays every untriaged report as a story, with its screenshot, device, and key points. Move each one to In Progress or archive it without leaving the story. The sidebar shows how many reports are waiting.
A welcome for new workspaces
Your first visit to the dashboard explains how FeedbackDots works and takes you straight to setup, along with your current plan.
See your plan usage
Reports and Team settings show how many tickets and seats you have used this month. Starter workspaces can submit 25 tickets a month and have 1 seat, and owners get a link to upgrade when they reach the limit.
Starter is free to try
The Starter plan is free with 25 tickets a month. Email support now comes with the Team plan.
Cookie choice on the site
A cookie banner asks before analytics cookies are set. Until you accept, analytics run without cookies.
Smoother sign up
Fixed an error some new accounts hit when their first workspace was being created.
Install guides for every builder
New pages under Integrations walk through installing FeedbackDots on WordPress, Framer, cPanel, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Canva, and Base44.
Inject the widget at the edge
Guides for Cloudflare (Zaraz or a Worker) and Fastly Compute add the snippet to every page without changing your site’s code.
Install guides in the footer and onboarding
The site footer links to each guide, and the onboarding install card links to the full guide for the builder you pick.
SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
Finish dots from the feedback button
While you drop dots, the feedback button turns into Done. Click it when the top bar is hard to see.
A short note for general feedback
Give feedback opens a small note with instructions. Send attaches a screenshot and submits, without the full report form.
Text labels on screenshots
The text tool in screenshot markup places a label on the image.
Dot reports capture the whole page
Dropping dots now screenshots the full page, so every dot is in the picture.
SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
Sort and filter reports
The reports list filters by status, severity, and project. Click a column to sort, including newest first.
Change status without opening the report
Status and severity update from the reports list. The change saves as soon as you pick a new value.
Saved fields stay readable
Text you already entered in a field stays full color. Only empty placeholders look gray.
Screenshots include every dot
If you drop dots, scroll, and drop more, the screenshot covers all of them instead of only the last screen.
SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
Choose how to report
The feedback button opens a short guide: drop a dot, write feedback, or take a screenshot and mark it up.
Dots stay put while you scroll
A dot stays on the element you clicked, even if you scroll the page before you submit.
Copy a report for an LLM
On a report, Copy for LLM puts the title, comments, dots, element text, device, and console logs on your clipboard as markdown.
Numbered dots on the live page
Drop numbered dots on the page itself—not a screenshot drawing toolbar. Comment on each, then submit. The admin report shows the dots, comments, and viewport screenshot.
Pin cursor and element context
Dropping dots uses a teardrop pin cursor. Each pin stores the clicked element’s hierarchy and text so the report shows exactly where you pointed.
Submit from your comments
Add a comment on the pin popover. The report title fills in from the first comment plus “+ N others,” so you can send without filling the other fields.
Screenshots match the browser
Feedback captures the visible page without clipping or misalignment, and the preview shows that whole shot without a long scroll.
Replay stops when feedback opens
The 30-second session replay freezes on the feedback click, so it keeps what happened before the form instead of the time spent filling it in.
Account from the sidebar avatar
The avatar and email at the bottom of the sidebar open Account. The separate Account item is gone from Settings.
Project settings in tabs
Install, branding, site, capture, and archive each have their own tab, so project settings stay on one screen.
SEPTEMBER 24, 2026
Homepage matches the product
The marketing site now describes the real setup flow and drops claims the product does not back up yet.
Intro on the homepage
The hero plays a short looped intro, and the opening pitch rotates so the page does not repeat the same line.
Sign-up and a try-it widget
Auth pages link through the signup flow more clearly, and the marketing site includes the feedback widget so you can try a report.
Launch price on annual Team
Annual Team billing shows the 35% launch price.
Clearer search and link previews
Pages now publish stronger titles, descriptions, and structured data so search and social shares describe FeedbackDots accurately.
SEPTEMBER 19, 2026
Widget, reports, and sign-in
FeedbackDots launched with an installable widget, a reports dashboard, and clearer handling when sign-in fails.
Screenshots and session replay
Reports keep a screenshot of the page and a short session replay, captured in the browser.
Widget branding and preview
Each project can set the widget’s colors, logo, and position. Admins can preview it before it goes live.
Teams, archive, and billing
Workspaces support team members, archived reports, and Stripe billing.
Company setup and notifications
Company settings, onboarding, billing, and in-app notifications are in the dashboard. The interface can switch language.
Dashboard navigation
The sidebar collapses on desktop, sign-out lives with the nav, and legal links stay inside the app.
Plans and usage
Plans are based on connected domains, and a ticket counts only when someone submits feedback, a bug, or an issue.