Free Forever · Anonymous · Open Source
The Free, Anonymous Way to Annotate Any Webpage.
Tweak is a Chrome extension for structured feedback on live websites. Draw, comment, and inspect in-context, then share one link with precise implementation intent.
Free + Anonymous, by design
Most annotation tools force you through screenshot loops and vague comments. Tweak keeps feedback attached to the real page with clear developer context.
- 100% free. No paid plan, no trial period, no per-seat pricing, no usage cap, no premium tier. See the full pricing page.
- 100% anonymous. No sign-up, no email verification, no profile, no login. A random local display name is generated in your browser.
- No data collection. Annotations stay on your device until you explicitly share them. Privacy policy.
- Open source. Audit the code, contribute, or self-host on GitHub.
Features
- Drawing tools. Freehand drawing, shapes, arrows, and lines. Mark up any page with precision.
- Real-time collaboration. Live cursors so everyone sees changes as they happen. Unlimited collaborators per session.
- Shareable links. Share a link so anyone can see your annotations instantly. No extension and no account needed to view.
- Threaded comments. Pin comments to any spot on the page. Have conversations in context, not in Slack.
- Works on any website. Production, staging, internal tools, third-party sites. Anything you can open in Chrome.
- Browser extension. One click to start annotating. No background processes, no permissions creep.
Built for
- Design review. Visual feedback on live mockups and staging sites without screenshots.
- QA & bug reporting. Circle bugs in context, paste the link into Jira or Linear.
- Client feedback. Let clients review and reply without signing up for anything.
- Remote teams. Real-time visual collaboration on any webpage, async or live.
How Tweak compares
- Tweak vs Markup.io. Live context vs project-based review.
- Tweak vs Pastel. Developer-first precision vs agency workflow suite.
- Tweak vs BugHerd. Lightweight annotation vs full bug tracking.
- Tweak vs Hypothesis. Live webpage annotation vs scholarly text annotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Tweak really free?
- Yes. 100% free. No paid plan, no trial, no per-seat pricing, no usage cap.
- Is Tweak anonymous?
- Yes. No sign-up, no email, no profile, no login. The extension generates a random local display name stored only in your browser.
- Do I need to create an account?
- No. Install the extension and start annotating. There is no registration step.
- Does the other person need the extension installed?
- No. Anyone can view your annotations via the share link. No install and no account required.
- Does it work on any website?
- Yes. Production, staging, internal tools, third-party sites. Anything you can open in Chrome.
- Can multiple people annotate at the same time?
- Yes. Real-time live cursors let unlimited collaborators work together on any page.
- Is Tweak open source?
- Yes. The full source is on GitHub. You can audit, contribute, or self-host.
Start annotating any page on the web.
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