I had a chance to play with Toybox, and it’s absolutely the best way to provide actionable feedback on website design, copy, style, etc... before even deploying the site live. Love it.

I've been looking for a product that does this for over a year! Toybox is very low-friction to get started, and when I use it to send feedback to team members they instantly understand my feedback. Can't wait to see the new features as they release them.

Pros:

Super simple to use, no need to change workflows

Cons:

None :)

Will definitely be using this!

Toybox is a nice way for my co-worker and I to bounce things back and forth without getting up and disrupting each other, or sharing screenshots over and over. We're just getting started with it but I'm excited to see how it changes our workflow.

Pros:

Nice way to handle visual collaboration

Cons:

Browser plugin

We're using this as we prepare to launch, and it's super helpful for efficiently communicating about design on SSRs and SPAs. The team behind it is also great and I can't wait to see what they build for their next features.

This is a pain I experienced myself and this product would totally solve that. I love how all the change requests are translated into actual css snippets that developers can just copy into their projects. Will definitely use this product 👍

Hey, congrats! This looks like a rad product and I'm rather excited about it. Just so you know, your "Sign Up" link takes users to an unsecure page, not https. I typed it in manually, but you might want to fix that up so as not to turn away potential users. :)

I was hoping to use this on our application (we've been looking for something like this)... but the CSS in the inspector is very inaccurate (often not rendering most of the elements). Maybe it's not ready for more complex UI. But the potential is there... I'll check back later and see if it's improved.

Hey PH! Brendan and I have been creating web apps together for over a decade. Brendan is a UX designer and I’m a full-stack engineer and we built Toybox because our old process was as follows: 1. I would push a change to production 2. Brendan would review the update and see it looked nothing like the mockups he made. 3. We'd either: sit next to one another and go through the small visual edits pixel-by-pixel OR Brendan would create spreadsheets and slack threads with screenshots and annotations of CSS changes. This sucked and was wasting a lot of our time so we decided to build a tool for our own internal visual/design review. We created Toybox to be a place where developers can share their WIP, designers can easily make tweaks without knowing how to code, and all of the changes are saved as CSS annotations - allowing for quick implementation. We hope you find this tool useful for your product development process and we’d absolutely love to hear your feedback. We’ll be here to answer any questions and comments. Thanks so much everyone! P.S. For those wondering why the name Toybox - it’s an homage to the t-shirt company we started together in high school, which put us on the entrepreneurial journey that lead us here today!

Awesome idea!

Pros:

Love the speed that you can apply and share feedback to designs

Cons:

Very easy to use for a technologically challenged person (me) who wants to edit the visual identity of a site clearly and share that with people able to make those edits reality.

Pros:

Straightforward editing

Cons:

None

I was stoked to use this to help my Squarespace CSS-fu, but the capture was pretty far off so… kinda… what's the point. Live site (https://www.iquotexpress.com/): http://cozy.es/0Tuyjf Toybox capture: http://cozy.es/GpTmyU Looks pretty good from far, but now… the nav has a background, the Sign In isn't a button, there's an extra piece of text showing… and we haven't even got past the hero.