Five teams, five very different review problems.
An agency juggling six clients does not have the same problem as a designer checking a layout at 390px, or a QA engineer chasing a bug nobody can reproduce. Each page below covers one of those jobs, and how ClickCues fits it.
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Every page below starts from a different problem: too many clients, too little context, stakeholders without logins, or a bug that only happens on one browser.
Six clients, six inboxes, no overview.
- One project workspace per client
- Clients review without an account
- Owner, admin, and member roles
Vague client emails, sent at midnight.
- Solo plan. No per-client fees
- Every pin = a tiny task
- Clients click without an account
Stakeholder review without CMS seats.
- Pin on staging, no CMS access
- Loop in legal + brand without seats
- Reviewers never need a CMS login
Reports nobody else can reproduce.
- Browser and viewport context attached
- Control where the widget loads
- Status tracking from open to resolved
Design notes that never say which screen.
- Comment on the live or staging page
- Every note points at the element
- No cropped screenshots in email
The four things you get, no matter who you are.
Screenshot + context
Every pin captures the page, the element, the browser, OS, and viewport. No follow-up needed.
One inbox per project
Comments, replies, and status, all in one place. Triage with drag-and-drop.
Shareable report links
Send a single report to someone outside the workspace with the screenshot and context intact.
Built for production
Async-loaded. Designed for real review environments, with practical support for staging, auth-aware setups, and CSP-sensitive installs.
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