KatSquare Review
Click the thing you mean.
Website feedback that lands where the problem is. Clients open a review mode on the live site, click any element, and leave a comment pinned to that exact spot, with the page, viewport, browser and OS captured automatically. Everything arrives in one dashboard instead of screenshots over WhatsApp.
- Agencies tired of collecting feedback through screenshots and chat threads
- In-house teams that need a documented approval trail
- Anyone who has shipped the wrong fix because the feedback was ambiguous
Pinned visual comments
Click any element on the live site and the comment stays attached to it: no more "the button under the third heading, on mobile".
Automatic context
Page URL and title, viewport size, device pixel ratio, browser and OS are captured with every comment, so nothing has to be reproduced from a description.
Passwordless client access
Reviewers get a link and start commenting. No account creation, which is the step that quietly kills adoption on every other tool.
Approvals and sign-off
Statuses and explicit client approval are built into the workflow rather than bolted on, so "who signed this off" has an answer.
Multi-client, multi-site
Organise reviews by client and by site, which is how an agency actually works: most competitors assume a single project.
Browse and annotate modes
Switch between commenting, using the site normally, and drawing boxes or arrows over it.
Self-hostable
Runs on your own infrastructure. Client feedback and screenshots of unreleased work stay on hardware you control.
Console and network capture
In review mode, recent JavaScript errors and failed requests are attached to the report, so a bug arrives with its evidence.
