Dashboard

Manage open and resolved comments for the sites you own.

Sign in at /dashboard with GitHub. You’ll see every project you claimed, with open and total comment counts that update live.

The dashboard project list with three projects and their open comment counts

A project in the dashboard: open comments on the left, and the selected comment with its page, element and screenshot on the right

In a project you can:

Switch between Open and Resolved comments. Not found lists the open comments whose element visitors’ browsers can’t find on the page any more, for example after a redesign. Open the page to Move pin to the right element, or Close as outdated (one at a time or in bulk) when they no longer apply.
Filter by page, by environment, or search the text.
Jump to comment: opens the page on the environment where the comment was left, with the comment focused.
See the screenshot and open Page context: console errors, failed requests, the element’s markup and styles, and the browser.
Copy for agent: copies the comment with all of its context as a ready-made task for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other coding agents.
Read a comment’s replies and reply as the owner (your replies show an Owner badge on the site).
Resolve, Reopen or Delete comments, one at a time or many at once: tick the comments (or Select all) and use the bar at the bottom.
Copy the project’s agent setup prompt.

Settings

Open Settings on a project to:

Rename it. The name is only shown in the dashboard.
Choose how often you get emails about it: hourly, daily (the default), weekly, or off. Each email lists the new comments, replies and status changes since the last one, grouped by page, and leaves out your own replies. Nothing is sent when nothing happened. Daily emails go out at 08:00 UTC, weekly ones on Mondays. Every email has a link to turn them off.
See the signed-in devices: browsers where you act as the owner in the widget, and terminals where the CLI or MCP server is signed in. Sign one out, or Sign out everywhere.
Transfer it to someone else. Make a link and send it to them; when they open it signed in and accept, they become the owner, and your devices are signed out. The link works once, for 7 days, and making a new one cancels the old one.
Release it. You stop being the owner and anyone can claim it again from the widget. Comments stay.
Delete it, with every comment, reply and screenshot. Type the project name to confirm. This can’t be undone. If the widget is still on your site, the next comment starts a new, empty, unclaimed project with the same ID.