Without PushFeedback
- Page views without an explanation
- Feedback spread across support and chat
- No page context for reader comments
- No clear signal after a rewrite
Collect page ratings, comments, and optional annotated screenshots. See which pages need attention and why readers got stuck.
Free for one site. No credit card. 22 documented setup paths.
Used on 200+ documentation sites
Page views do not tell you whether a reader found the answer. Page-level ratings and comments show which pages need attention and whether a rewrite helped. See five ways to measure docs quality →
Sort documentation pages by negative feedback, sentiment trend, or volume.
Readers explain the issue and can annotate the area they want you to review.
AI suggests recurring themes, surfaces sentiment shifts, and proposes actions for your team to review.
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Install PushFeedback on your documentation site, then review feedback in the dashboard or send it to the tools your team already uses.
Install the widget with a documented setup path.
Create work from feedback that needs follow-up.
Send new feedback to the channels your team watches.
Connect custom destinations and automated workflows.
Run a report whenever you need one: top themes with mention counts, representative quotes, and suggested fixes for a senior technical writer to review.
Sample AI report · Mar 17 - Mar 24
Top recurring themes
Auth examples missing refresh-token logic
23 mentions · /api/auth/* · sentiment: negative
Mobile screenshots out of date
18 mentions · /guides/* · sentiment: negative
Webhook setup unclear after step 4
12 mentions · /api/webhooks · sentiment: mixed
Suggested actions
Add refresh token example to /api/auth/tokens. The most mentioned issue this period, with 23 related comments.
Update 6 mobile screenshots in /guides/installation. Last refresh: 14 months ago.
Rewrite step 4-6 of webhook setup. Most users dropped feedback at step 5.
Illustrative data. AI-generated themes and suggested actions require human review.
See a sample AI reportFind endpoints that need examples, auth flows that need context, and error responses that need explanation.
"This endpoint returns 404"
"The authentication example doesn't work"
Spot screenshots that no longer match the UI, missing steps, and instructions that assume too much.
"This screenshot doesn't match my interface"
"Step 4 is missing"
See where readers need more context, which prerequisites are missing, and which sections need more depth.
"I got stuck at this part"
"This assumes I know Y"
You can. A basic form is straightforward. PushFeedback adds the dashboard, screenshots, reporting, integrations, privacy controls, and ongoing maintenance.
The widget loads asynchronously. As with any third-party script, test it against your own performance budget and Core Web Vitals before rolling it out broadly.
It does not expire. It includes one site, one seat, unlimited submissions, and access to all text feedback in the dashboard. The first 25 submissions are emailed to you, followed by a monthly summary.
Usually not. PushFeedback has 22 documented setup paths, including Docusaurus, MkDocs, Sphinx, Next.js, React, and WordPress.
PushFeedback supports consent controls, data export, deletion requests, and optional EU-hosted infrastructure. See the security and privacy documentation for details relevant to your setup.
Add the widget and collect ratings, comments, and optional annotated screenshots from each page.