Show HN: We built a realtime design feedback tool using Node.js

Not stoked on pricing on any of these. not gonna pay that If one pays say $15 &#x2F; month for flexible hosting products, these kinds of services are comparatively overpriced. Does the realtime feedback matter? My experience is its better to wait for your stakeholders to complete their round of feedback to weed out redundancy. Realtime is just a distraction<p>There is a stand-out feature which is video, not all these services have that.<p>Cant wait for the self-hosted version of these to be created for a onetime price. makes way more sense to me.

Bump your prices up.<p>Imagine if some senior design guy in some digital agency making 8 figures in profit per year wants to use it. Do you think that he wouldn&#x27;t get approval for, say, $500 &#x2F; month if he thought it would help him work with the designers he manages or the stakeholders he reports to?<p>Capping out at $99 &#x2F; month is leaving a ton of potential money on the table, IMO.

&quot;whats up, my god, this image has been, screwed up, faggots&quot;<p>Is all I see posted in the chat on your live demo[1]. You might want to have a little more control over this, seems like you&#x27;ve been infected with a few teenagers&#x2F;morons already.<p>[1] <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;i.imgur.com&#x2F;uunBhwX.png" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;i.imgur.com&#x2F;uunBhwX.png</a>

Looks great, just as long as there&#x27;s a verification process to ensure that only designers are giving design feedback.<p>You wouldn&#x27;t want your MBA boss looking over your code and suggesting you &quot;break that method out into a new class,&quot; why would you want someone who&#x27;s not a designer telling you to &quot;make the logo bigger.&quot;<p>Joking, but seriously.

Really cool product. If I may suggest, as your target audience is mainly designers, you should I think polish the design of the app. The tool is about refining design, but the app design could benefit from some love ( fonts alignment, shadows, color palette,.. ). There is some room for improvements, and by itself it&#x27;s a great news ( btw, i&#x27;d gladly help ;) )

Someone has taken it down. They managed to use an xss attack to inject a couple of alerts and then said they would try something else. Now you just get a JS &#x27;hi&#x27; alert and it closes.

I like it - does it have keyboard shortcuts? It&#x27;s a pain to draw a circle, then click comment, then place the comment. I&#x27;d like to (d)raw then (c)omment.

Cool, but the question for me is what advantage this has over screen sharing. Perhaps this is meeting a need that I don&#x27;t know, though.

Awesome tool, used it for collaborating on my last website project. Thumbs up for the founders!

This is pretty cool, I think its going to be a hit. Great job!

Isn&#x27;t this very similar to mural.ly?

Comments welcome!