Couac is website feedback tracking for project managers. It lets clients annotate directly on a site, and it turns each comment into a clear request that keeps technical context attached until validation.
The product centers on client feedback and website QA. Clients can click an icon, frame an area of the page, and write feedback without creating an account. Couac attaches the page, an annotated capture, browser and screen details, and other technical context to the request. Feedback then lands in a shared Kanban board with status, priority, capture, validation, and history, so teams can see who fixes what and what still needs validation. The page also mentions client links, email notifications, Slack, a REST API, webhooks, and MCP for AI agents.
Installation is done by adding a script tag for the widget to a website, and the page says setup takes 30 seconds. It is described as working through a live widget, with support for a client link and no account for clients. The site also states that the service is GDPR compliant. Pricing is shown as paid plans from signup, with a Solo plan, a Team plan, and an Agency plan; the visible pricing text lists launch pricing that later changes, and the Agency plan includes unlimited projects, full white-label, SSO on request, and priority support. The page also says the first accounts keep their rate for life.
In the Async & threaded space, Couac takes a focused approach. Allowing agencies and clients to collect and manage visual feedback and reviews directly on their websites. It is built as a B2B product for agencies and web designers. Couac follows a freemium model. Couac is available on the web and embeddable surfaces.
Behind Couac is G3W, and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 5 catalogued features are visual feedback widget, screenshot capture, and audience targeting. The interface is available in English and Turkish.
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