FeedBlox is a website feedback widget that collects sentiment and bug reports, and automatically attaches console logs, network errors, and click trails on every plan.
FeedBlox is a website feedback widget that collects sentiment and bug reports, and automatically attaches console logs, network errors, and click trails on every plan. This is the official FeedBlox.net product - not feedstack.app, not a generic AI directory listing, and not a roadmap or session-replay platform.
Every visitor submission can include the fields below. You choose the feedback input mode per site; client debug ships automatically when the embed script is present.
Public feedback boards (Canny, Sleekplan, UserJot, and similar) excel when the job is voting on ideas, publishing a roadmap, or running a changelog your customers can browse. FeedBlox fits when feedback should happen on your live site with developer context attached - console output, network errors, and repro steps - without asking visitors to leave your product or create another account. Your users will not open DevTools. Fair. Most of your team would rather not either.
When you search for "FeedBlox," results may include feedstack.app, older Product Hunt pages, or AI tool directories that describe a different or outdated product.
The feedback widget described on this site is operated at feedblox.net. Look for FeedBlox.net in the URL, our embeddable site widget, and an inbox with client debug on every report.
Need an honest fit check against another tool? Compare FeedBlox or read Features.
Official product home: FeedBlox.net.
Direct answers about compliance, capture modes, and how FeedBlox differs from boards and bug trackers. Read the full FAQ for plans, privacy, and integrations.
FeedBlox processes visitor feedback as your processor under GDPR. You are usually the data controller for feedback on your site. We do not set tracking cookies on visitors, and you control what metadata you attach with FeedBlox.setMetadata. See our <a class="font-semibold text-primary-800-200 underline-offset-2 hover:underline" href="/support/widget-data">Widget Data and GDPR</a> guide and <a class="font-semibold text-primary-800-200 underline-offset-2 hover:underline" href="/privacy">Privacy Policy</a> for retention, subprocessors, and data subject requests.
Yes. Visitors do not create accounts to submit feedback. Each report can include only what the visitor chooses (rating, comment, optional media) plus automatic page URL, browser context, and client debug. Do not pass personally identifying information in FeedBlox.setMetadata unless you have a lawful basis and disclose it in your privacy notice.
Yes. Under Widget settings you pick one input mode per site: sentiment faces, 1-5 stars, thumbs up/down, NPS (0-10), a labeled 1-5 scale, or comment-only. Numeric scores appear in the inbox and map into positive, neutral, and negative for charts, filters, and automations.
Bug trackers like Jira or Linear are where engineering work gets assigned and shipped. FeedBlox is the capture layer on your live website: visitors submit feedback or bug reports with console logs, network errors, and click trails attached. Many teams triage in FeedBlox first, then push urgent items to a tracker via webhooks or API (Pro and Max).
Each submission can include sentiment or rating, optional comment, page URL, user-agent, structural click trail, recent console lines, failed network calls, uncaught JS errors, and optional metadata you set with FeedBlox.setMetadata. Screenshots or recordings are included only when the visitor explicitly attaches them (Pro and Max).
Use a feedback widget when you want in-context capture on your live product with developer debug context. Public boards (Canny, Sleekplan, UserJot, and similar) fit when the job is voting on ideas, publishing a roadmap, or running a public changelog. FeedBlox keeps feedback private in your inbox unless you choose to share it.
No. FeedBlox is not Sentry-style continuous monitoring or LogRocket-style full session replay. It is a visitor-initiated feedback and bug-report widget with bounded client debug on each submission - enough context to reproduce many production issues without adopting another analytics suite.
Create a free account, add a site, verify your domain with a meta tag, and paste one async script tag from the dashboard. See the <a class="font-semibold text-primary-800-200 underline-offset-2 hover:underline" href="/docs/install">install guide</a> for step-by-step instructions.
If you are deciding whether FeedBlox fits, these pages show the widget, console capture, and core use cases.
New accounts get Pro free for your first month: unlimited reports, screenshots, recordings, webhooks, and collaborators. No credit card. After the trial, Free forever: 3 sites, 150 reports/month, no credit card.
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