Product managers ship faster when feedback is visual. Highlite lets PMs annotate live products as users see them: marking UX issues, capturing flow breaks, and aligning design and engineering around the same screen — not a 600-word Notion doc.
The pain Product managers and product owners face today
- Written feedback creates 5 interpretations across the team
- Loom videos take 15 minutes to make and 15 minutes to watch
- Stakeholders skim long docs and miss critical issues
- User research insights vanish into Notion graveyards
How product managers use Highlite
Walk the live user flow as a customer would
Highlite stays invisible until you spot an issue.
Annotate flow breaks, friction points, copy issues
Sticky notes tie observations to the exact screen.
Color-code by priority and team owner
Red = critical, blue = design, green = engineering.
Share the annotated flow in your standup or doc
One screenshot replaces a 600-word Notion page.
Features that matter most
Product teams cut review cycles in half when PMs give visual feedback instead of written briefs.
Other roles using Highlite
For Marketers
Audit landing pages, competitor sites, and campaign assets visually. Mark copy issues, conversion gaps, and creative opportunities directly on the page.
For Teachers
Prepare online lessons and turn any webpage into a teaching resource. Color-code passages, add explanations, and share with students.
For Designers
Give pixel-precise visual feedback on live websites. Highlight design issues, draw arrows, and add sticky notes directly on any page — no Figma export needed.
Guides from the blog
How to Share an Annotated Web Page with Your Team
Marking up a page is the easy half. Getting those marks in front of your team, in a form they can act on, is where most review workflows leak time.
How to Give Website Feedback Without Screenshots
Screenshots go stale and email threads bury the point. Here's how to give website feedback that's clear the first time — by marking up the live page.
Design Review on Live Websites: Why Figma Comments Aren't Enough
Your design looks perfect in Figma. But the live site tells a different story. Here's how to review what actually shipped, not just what was designed.