Proto Review — Comment & Publish to FigJam

Design teams today are designing with code, but their comments still live in Figma. Coded prototypes have moved out of static frames and into real, coded experiences: React apps, live URLs, interactive builds. But the tools for critiquing them haven't kept up. You end up screenshotting into Figma, describing bugs in Slack threads, or losing feedback in a doc nobody reopens. Proto Review fixes that. Start a review session, then click anywhere on a live prototype or webpage to drop a pinned comment, right where the issue is. When you're done, publish the whole review to a FigJam board or export a self-contained PDF deck. Your team keeps working where they already work. How it works 1. Start a session from the toolbar, then press Alt+Shift+C to enter comment mode. Click any element to pin a comment and tag it as a bug, question, suggestion, or praise. Proto Review captures the screen automatically, so every comment stays anchored to what you were looking at — across pages, routes, and full prototype flows. 2. Open the sidebar (Alt+Shift+S) to see every comment grouped by screen. Resolve, edit, or delete as the review progresses. A live count keeps you oriented. 3. Publish where your team already works Want it in FigJam? Install the companion Proto Review Importer. (Make sure you search for Proto Review Importer). Then paste your review into the plugin and watch the board build itself: screenshots, numbered pins, color-coded stickies, and connectors linking each comment to its spot. Export PDF? Generate a clean, shareable review deck with the screenshot, pinned comments, and a legend on every page. No account, no cloud, nothing to send. Built for how design reviews actually happen Works on any URL — coded prototypes, staging builds, live sites Comments survive navigation across a multi-screen flow Four comment types with a consistent color system end to end Keyboard shortcuts for comment mode and the sidebar Resolve and edit threads inline as feedback gets addressed Your reviews never leave your browser Every screenshot and comment is stored locally on your device. No accounts, no servers, no tracking. The only things that ever leave are the exports you choose to make — a FigJam paste or a PDF. That's it. Start reviewing the prototype, not a picture of it.