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.
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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 guideCollect product feedback without adding a support form
Choose a narrow feedback prompt, collect plain text without dedicated identity fields, and prove one submission reached TinyFeedback.
Read the guideKeep onboarding progress correct when events arrive out of order
Test two TinyActivate milestones in reverse order, separate test subjects from live users, and use stable event identities for backend retries.
Read the guideAdd a browser smoke check after your next deployment
Check a specific heading on an owned deployed page, recover a run after a lost response, and distinguish queued work from a verified result.
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.
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