[ How it works ]
Add a single script tag to your site. The feedback widget appears for your visitors — fully styled, dark/light mode aware.
Users describe what's broken, confusing, or could be improved. Feedback is sent to your dashboard in real time.
An AI coding agent spins up in a secure sandbox, clones your repo, implements changes, and opens a Pull Request on GitHub.
[ The widget ]
The widget uses a polished built-in terminal aesthetic, supports dark and light mode, and shows submission history to your visitors.
[ Features ]
Powered by E2B sandboxes, the agent clones your repo, understands the codebase, and writes production-ready changes.
Only domains you authorize can submit feedback. No spam, no abuse. Full control over who can interact with the widget.
Get notified when a PR is created from feedback. Toggle per-repo. Never miss an automated change.
Tell the agent to "always use TailwindCSS" or "follow our API conventions". Instructions are included in every prompt.
E2B sandboxes spin up in milliseconds. The agent runs in a secure, isolated microVM with full Linux capabilities.
Track every submission, see agent status in real-time: Coding → Waiting for Review → Merged. Full history at a glance.
[ Dashboard ]
See real-time status for every feedback — from the moment it's submitted to the moment the PR is merged.
Add a loading spinner when the dashboard data is fetching. Right now it just shows a blank screen.
Dark mode colors are hard to read on the pricing page. The contrast ratio is too low.
The signup button doesn't work on mobile — it overlaps with the nav bar on small screens.
[ Get started ]
We generate a unique widget id for your site, then give you a script tag to paste into your HTML. The feedback widget appears automatically.
<script src="https://www.feedback2code.dev/widget/your_unique_widget_id" async></script>[ Who it's for ]
Keep every client site polished without a queue of tiny change requests. Feedback across all your projects lands as PRs your team reviews and merges — no ticket triage, no context-switching.
Juggling five clients solo? Their change requests arrive as Pull Requests instead of DMs, emails, and "quick calls." Batch them, review them, bill them — on your schedule.
Turn post-launch support into low-effort recurring work. Clients report what to change on their live site; you merge the PRs and keep the retainer humming.
Hand a site to a non-technical client and still stay in control. They describe changes in plain English — nothing ships until you review and merge the PR.
[ Under the hood ]
Each feedback submission triggers a complete development pipeline running in an isolated cloud sandbox.
[ Powered by ]
Secure, isolated microVMs for code execution
Native integration, fine-grained permissions
OpenCode with MiniMax-M3
Simple, transparent Free, Pro, and Enterprise plans
[ Pricing ]
No hidden fees. No usage surprises. Upgrade when you need more.
Perfect for trying out feedback2code.dev on projects.
Accelerate development for active projects that need consistent, automated code improvements.
For organizations that need unlimited scale, compliance support, and a tailored setup.
[ FAQ ]
Freelancers and agencies who build and maintain sites for clients. Your client leaves feedback on their live site, and it becomes a Pull Request in your repo that you review and merge. If you deliver client work on GitHub, it's built for you — it also works great for SaaS products, docs sites, and internal tools.
No. It stays off the public internet, so there is no web browsing or arbitrary outbound access.
The coding agent runs on OpenCode with MiniMax-M3, an open source model. Model selection will be configurable on higher tiers later.
Nothing ships without your approval. The agent does not have direct git access to push straight to production. Every change becomes a Pull Request on GitHub that you review and merge (or close). You always have the final say. The agent also follows your custom instructions if you provide them.
If it runs on Linux, it works. The sandbox supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Ruby, Go, Rust, and more. It can install packages, use browsers, and run terminal commands just like a real developer would.
The widget auto-detects light and dark mode. It uses a monospace terminal aesthetic that works well with most sites. Custom theming options are coming soon.
Yes! The GitHub App integration supports both public and private repositories. Just grant access during the installation flow.
[ Ready? ]
Set up in under 3 minutes. Your first automated PR is one feedback submission away.
Free forever for small projects · No credit card required