Show HN: I made an open-source feedback tool that captures context, not noise

Hey HN!

I built Reactnest — an open-source visual feedback tool that helps teams collect rich, contextual feedback, including logs, screenshots, device info, user data, and sessions.

With Roastnest, users can: —Send feedback in 3 steps: click, point, send —Highlight UI elements directly on the page —Get instant confirmation on submission —Earn rewards for giving feedback

Everything’s shared via a simple link — no sign-up required.

Built for:

—Developers who want actionable bug reports —Designers who care about layout and UX details —PMs are tired of playing telephone between users and devs

It Includes:

—Live demo & docs: https://roastnest.com —React SDK (npm): https://github.com/satyamskillz/react-roast —Browser extension: (coming soon)

Would love your thoughts on:

—What’s missing for serious adoption? —Any blockers or red flags in the current flow? —Where do you see this fitting into your workflow?

Thanks for checking it out!

Summary

The article describes a project called 'React Roast', which is a React-based application that allows users to create and share roast-themed content. The project includes features like a roast generator, a roast gallery, and the ability to create and share personalized roasts.

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Show HN: I made an open-source feedback tool that captures context, not noise