Pin feedback to the real button, paragraph, or broken image — not a screenshot. Discuss in threads, stay in sync, and route to Slack if you want it.
Real-time metrics, zero setup. Built for teams who'd rather build.
A designer spots it, a PM calls it, a developer fixes it — today that's three tools and a screenshot relay race. Comark puts all three on the same pin, on the live page — so the handoff stops getting lost in translation.
Real-time metrics, zero setup. Built for teams who'd rather build.
See the issue in context, make the call, prioritize, and sign off — without playing telephone between channels.
Pin feedback to the component that's wrong, not a Loom of it. The intent survives the handoff.
Every pin carries the URL, the element, and the page state. Flag the bug on the bug — no repro hunt.
QA proofs releases, content and marketing review the live page right on the headline that isn't landing, and agencies share one link with clients. Everyone comments in the same place.
Three reasons teams stop describing and start pointing.
Anchored to the actual element — and it survives scrolling, sticky headers, and SPA navigation.
Projects are your files. The panel groups every comment by page.
A browser extension and one share link onboards your whole team. No logins to hand out.
Hit C, then click the element. A pin drops.
Type your note, @mention, or hand it to Claude.
Discuss, react, resolve. Route to Slack if you want.
Email digests are batched (currently hourly) — in-app and browser pings are near-instant.
Connect a workspace and route each project's comments to a channel; @mention teammates and post replies into the Slack thread. The embedded email mode and the Slack-connected mode run side by side — your team picks one.
Turn a comment thread into a plan or prompt for Claude in one click. A note drops back into the thread so the whole team sees the handoff. Uses the latest Claude models.
Comark is a Chrome extension for Figma-style commenting on any live website. You pin feedback to the exact button, paragraph, or image on the real page — not a screenshot — then discuss in threads, get notified, and resolve. It's built for product managers, designers, and developers, plus QA, content, and marketing teams.
No. Slack is optional and never required. Comark works two ways and a team picks one: an embedded email mode where everything lives inside Comark (passwordless sign-in and invite by a single share link), or a Slack-connected mode that routes each project's comments to a channel.
Figma comments live inside a design file. Comark puts that same pin-and-thread interaction on the real, live website — production sites, prototypes, docs, and dashboards — and the pins survive scrolling, sticky headers, and single-page-app navigation.
Comark is free for your whole team during the beta, with no credit card required.
Comark is a Chrome extension built on Manifest V3 and runs on any standard web page.
Comark is in private beta. Get in line. We're letting teams in weekly.