You’ve told us you love how fast we ship. You’ve also told us when things break, when something feels off, or when you just really want a feature. That feedback is everything to us. So we made it ridiculously easy to send more of it.
<h2>A feedback button, right where you need it</h2>
There’s now a Feedback button in the bottom-right corner of your screen on desktop. Click it, pick a category, describe what’s on your mind, and hit send. That’s it.
Here’s what makes it actually useful:
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<li>5 categories to route your feedback: Bug Report, Feature Request, UX Issue, Performance, or Content Quality</li>
<li>Screenshot capture built right in. Hit the capture button and we’ll grab your current tab, no extensions needed</li>
<li>Image uploads if you’d rather attach your own screenshot</li>
<li>Automatic context: we capture your page URL, viewport size, browser, and theme so you don’t have to explain your setup</li>
</ul>
No more “what browser are you on?” back and forth. We get the full picture from the start.
<h2>Release notes, updated daily</h2>
We also launched a living release notes page that gets updated every single day with everything we ship. No more wondering “did they fix that thing?” or “what’s new this week?”. Just check the page and see for yourself.
<a href="https://app.daily.dev/posts/release-notes-updates-live--jp5x9el1t" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Check out the release notes here</a>
<h2>Why we built this</h2>
Some of our best features started as a message from one of you. We’re a small team that moves fast, and your feedback is how we decide what to build next. This isn’t a black hole. When you send feedback, real humans read it.
So go ahead. Tell us what’s broken. Tell us what you love. Tell us what you wish existed. We’re listening.
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Try the feedback button now. It’s right there in the corner. 👀

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daily.dev has launched a new in-app feedback button on desktop, located in the bottom-right corner. It supports 5 categories (Bug Report, Feature Request, UX Issue, Performance, Content Quality), built-in screenshot capture, image uploads, and automatic context collection (URL, viewport, browser, theme). They also launched a daily-updated release notes page to keep users informed of all shipped changes.

We hear you. Now 10x louder.

I tried it and it works , they listen they reply , they work on it and thats the best things &lt;3

In other words - yes, we actually give a fuck about what people have to say about daily.dev

Nice this is a great idea! I mean we’re devs if we can’t file a bug report, who can? 🤷🏻‍♂️
Plus feedback, awesome idea!

finally a company that actually cares about its user’s opinions. Awesome job you guys do