Markup.io

Hi Product Hunters 👋, I'm Alex, one of the founders of MarkUp. First off, thank you to @chrismessina for hunting MarkUp. About a year ago, we recognized that the process for leaving feedback on staging or live websites was extremely cumbersome. While there are many platforms for design prototyping, including InVision and Zeplin, none of these tools have taken the next step of providing a platform for collaboration on staging or live sites. A common workflow might see a designer creating a web design in InVision and having their development team create a build based on that. Once that build is finished, designers and developers typically revert to taking screenshots of the design and comparing that to InVision for feedback. Throw in email threads, Google Docs filled with comments, and phone calls, and this QA process starts to look incredibly messy. When we looked at other products trying to solve this problem, they are either too expensive at the core level or require you to download an extension. With MarkUp, our core product is free and users simply add their site URL and invite colleagues and clients to collaborate and comment in real-time, all in one place. No credit cards required. No extra downloading. With MarkUp, we've focused on providing the designer and developer community a product that is free at the core. MarkUp as it is today will always be free. We don't have pricing in place just yet but we are targeting a $15/month/user model for team plans that will include team permissions and project management functions. Anyone who has signed up by the end of today will get their team seats 50% off for the first 12 months. Thank you to everyone who has supported us along the way, including our 3,000 early MarkUp users who continually push us to shape our roadmap. We're always listening and would love for you to check it out. To the PH community, MarkUp is yours, free to use.

A truly awesome product! I have been using it in beta for 5 months with our entirely remote team (mostly with long landing pages & sales pages). It has honestly saved us so much time and hassle. Before, I use to record screen flows, learn other clunky software, annotate a PDF screenshot or try describe what I wanted via voice... Now, I can comment on specific areas in context and I know it's not going to be missed. It's been 100% hit rate on all edits so far! Two fav things: 1. Desktop,Tablet & Mobile Markup - It's AWESOME that you can switch between all three and have a separate version for each. Mobile is so often ignored... so this makes me happy. 2. It's simplicity - It does one thing extremely well and I don't have to sit around trying to learn a new tool. It's just really intuitive! Looking forward to seeing how much more MarkUp grows :)

MarkUp truly is a great looking and functional tool to present a website status to team members or clients. We've been using it and didn't run into major problems. The annotation feature works really well, even in our rather complex headless ReactJS builds. Some of our business clients are bound to older Internet Explorer versions because of weird security reasons, and in IE11, for example, MarkUp doesn't work too well. Can't really blame the tool for that, though, it's an unusual situation on our end. Still, I was wondering if basic IE11 support would be in the roadmap?