Show HN: I made an open-source feedback tool that captures context, not noise

4 points by satyamskillz 10 months ago · 1 comment · 1 min read

Hey HN!

I built Reactnest — an open-source visual feedback tool that helps teams collect rich, contextual feedback, including logs, screenshots, device info, user data, and sessions.

With Roastnest, users can: —Send feedback in 3 steps: click, point, send —Highlight UI elements directly on the page —Get instant confirmation on submission —Earn rewards for giving feedback

Everything’s shared via a simple link — no sign-up required.

Built for:

—Developers who want actionable bug reports —Designers who care about layout and UX details —PMs are tired of playing telephone between users and devs

It Includes:

—Live demo & docs: https://roastnest.com —React SDK (npm): https://github.com/satyamskillz/react-roast —Browser extension: (coming soon)

Would love your thoughts on:

—What’s missing for serious adoption? —Any blockers or red flags in the current flow? —Where do you see this fitting into your workflow?

Thanks for checking it out!