These pages live in the product repo beside the code they describe, and several are checked against it by tests — so an install snippet here is one the server actually accepts.
What it is, how to try it without installing anything, and the tag.
Your client says the spacing is wrong on the pricing page. You get a screenshot in WhatsApp, cropped, with an arrow. You spend twenty minutes finding …
Before you install anything, you can see what the widget does on a page you do not control — your own site, a client's live site, this one.
One <script> tag — or one import, which writes that tag for you. No proxy, no DNS change, no build step. Deleting it deletes the tool.
It is your server: put it somewhere, configure it, and turn it off when you need to.
This is the product. Not a generous edge of a hosted service — the thing itself. There is no crippled open-source edition, no licence key, and no feat…
A deployed instance, on a free plan, in about five minutes. Everything here is in the repository npx create-snagset writes for you.
Snagset is on somebody's real site. Every way of turning it off is here, and each one is a single thing you can do without a deploy.
What reaches your server, who is allowed to write, and why pins survive a deploy.
Snagset runs on your client's real site, sometimes on production. This page is the whole of what leaves the browser, and it is written so you can hand…
Nobody signs up to leave a comment. That is the point of the product, and it is also the thing that needs explaining, because "no account" and "no acc…
A comment is left on an element, not on a coordinate. That is the difference between a review tool that survives your next deploy and one that turns i…
From your own code, or from the coding agent that will fix the snag.
You probably do not need this page. Installing is a script tag and a couple of data-* attributes; the toolbar appears on its own, Alt + C opens it, an…
Snagset speaks MCP, so a coding agent can read the comments left on your site. "Fix the pin on the PDP" becomes a task the agent can start — instead o…