Amarker · Visual Feedback for AI

Amarker turns visual feedback on webpages into clear context for the next round of AI edits. It supports regular webpages and local HTML, and is especially useful for people creating demos, shared pages, interactive prototypes, and landing pages with AI. After AI builds the first version, stop going back to chat to describe “the third button from the top” or sending another screenshot. Point at the rendered element and leave a note. Amarker packages the note with its CSS selector, page location, and source HTML, ready to paste into Claude Code, Cursor, or another AI coding tool. What it does: - Annotate webpages directly: point at buttons, headings, cards, and forms on a regular webpage, demo, or shared page - Carry context into AI: export Markdown with the CSS selector, page location, source HTML, and requested change - Custom batch selection: choose only the notes needed for the current task before copying them into AI - Collect feedback after sharing: let someone point at the exact issue, then carry that context back into AI - Team workspaces: sync notes and keep open and resolved feedback organized in one dashboard - Side panel workspace: switch between page notes, workspaces, account, and settings without leaving the page - Email sign-in: no password to create — enter your email and click the link Typical workflow: 1. Ask AI to generate a demo, HTML presentation, or interactive prototype 2. Review it yourself or share the page with someone else 3. Point at elements on the finished page and annotate each change 4. Copy the structured notes back into AI to create the next version Amarker turns “AI makes a version → you annotate a round → AI makes the next one” into a clear, repeatable loop. ```