DropComments
Use it for pages made with ai
Feedback on pages made with AI
Drop the HTML file an AI made. Your team clicks through the real, working page and comments right on it. Then give the link back to the AI: it reads every comment, and where it is.
Drop a fileFree to start. Reviewers comment with just a name.
The feedback loop AI pages are missing
An AI can write a working page in a minute. Getting people to look at it takes longer: you screenshot it, paste the screenshots into a chat, collect replies, then type them all back into the AI with directions like “the card on the left, under the header”.
DropComments keeps the page working and the comments on it. People use the page as it is, buttons and all, and leave notes on the elements they mean. The AI gets those notes as text, with the element and its words, not a description of a screenshot.
How it works
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Drop the HTML file
Save the page from Claude, ChatGPT or your coding agent and drop it in. It runs sealed off in its own frame, and code that reaches for the internet waits until you allow it.
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Comment on the live page
Switch between using the page and commenting on it. A note sticks to the element you clicked, so it stays in place when the page scrolls or reflows, at desktop or phone width.
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Give the link to your AI
An AI or coding agent that fetches the link gets the Drop as Markdown: each comment with the element’s text, where it is, and a picture of the spot.
What you get
A real page, not a picture
Menus open, tabs switch and forms take typing, so people review what they’ll actually use.
Comments that point at elements
Each note records the element, a short quote of its text and where in it you clicked.
Phone width too
Switch the page to phone width and comment on the mobile layout.
Made to be read by agents
The Markdown also says when the link stops working, so an agent knows not to come back tomorrow.
Questions
Is it safe to drop a page someone else’s AI wrote?
The page runs in a sandboxed frame with no access to DropComments or your account. It can load images, fonts and scripts from the web, as it would anywhere; a page whose code calls outside services waits for you to click Load before it runs.
How does my AI read the comments?
Paste the Drop’s link into your AI chat or agent. Anything that isn’t a person’s browser gets the Drop as Markdown, with a link to each screen’s source and each comment’s picture. You can also copy the comments as a list.
Can I add the next version?
Yes. Add the new page as another screen in the same Drop, so its comments sit next to the old one’s.
Keep reading
Try it with your next file.
It takes about ten seconds to get a link.
Drop a file