Proxy's live, shared point-and-note layer for design review. Clients annotate any page in the browser; notes save instantly to one shared backend and show up for everyone. One script tag drops it onto any app or website… Custom build, WordPress, Webflow, you name it.
A shared, private gallery of every concept and version in a project. Clients browse the whole set in one place, open any page, and leave notes with the live layer — each card shows a thumbnail, a live comment count, and a favorite star. It's data-driven: list a project's pages in review/projects.json and the grid builds itself (access is per-project, password-gated).
Review index → open
From install to actioning edits — the whole review loop, in order.
Add Gizmonote to any app or website with a single tag. Grab the exact snippet on the install page — a lightweight loader for a live site, or always-on for a review build.
Anyone with the link can browse and leave notes — no accounts, no sign-in. For a private client review, put the index behind the password page:
Password page
Set the password with a per-project secret GIZMO_REVIEW_KEY (there's a one-liner on the install page); leave it unset and the review stays open.
Every concept and version lands in one gallery — the review index shown above. Each card carries a thumbnail and a live comment count.
Click the star on any concept to mark it, then flip the Favorites filter to see only the ones you love.
Switch to NOTES (or press Tab), click anywhere on the page, type, and post. Each note auto-captures a screenshot of the exact spot, plus the device and viewport it was left on.
Notes on a concept
Copy Page or Copy Everywhere bundles every note into clean text and tells you exactly how many it grabbed — perfect for pasting straight into your favorite AI editor to action every edit at once.
The widget's home button always returns reviewers to your index. Point it at your live homepage once the site launches and the review index gracefully steps aside.
Add ?gizmooff to any URL to hide the layer (handy for comparing the page clean). Add #gizmo (or #gizmonote) to wake it on a live site whenever you need it.
Done reviewing? Delete the one script tag. Nothing else to undo, no trace left behind.
Handy for anyone reviewing a page:
One shared backend, CORS-open, namespaced by project. You don't re-host per client.