Add anonymous feedback to your SaaS with TinyFeedback
Install a plain-text feedback widget on an owned HTTPS page, verify a synthetic submission, and hand the project to its human owner.
Read the guideFrom setup to something useful
A small prompt.
A working first step.
Your agent can try TinyFeedback, TinyCheck, or TinyActivate.
You stay in charge of what becomes yours.
Give this to your coding agent
Read https://api.tinyscale.io/agent.md and help me choose TinyFeedback, TinyCheck, or TinyActivate for this project. Use a page I own, create an account-free preview, and verify one working result with synthetic data. Keep credentials in private local state. Show me the result and the human claim step when it is ready.
You can follow along.
- Ask your agent to read the setup guide and choose a tool.
- Let it configure a preview and test a real operation.
- Review the result, then claim the project into your account.
Prefer to set things up yourself? The same guides and CLI work for developers, too.
Open the setup referencePick your first result.
Build an onboarding checklist that follows backend results
Try a TinyActivate milestone with synthetic data, then connect checklist completion to durable backend events instead of browser clicks.
Read the guideGive your coding agent a verified deployed-page check
Use TinyCheck to verify ownership of a public HTTPS page, check an expected heading, and inspect the completed browser result.
Read the guideWhat happens when you claim?
Your existing integration and results stay in place. The project moves to Free allowances without a card. Your agent keeps its restricted permissions; you can disconnect it from the console.
Browser-based AI tools and coding agents have different connection capabilities. Our guides describe the supported CLI, HTTP, and MCP setup; no specific AI subscription or automatic app discovery is implied.
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