Beta page review widget
A floating, movable rating widget shown only to approved beta users so they can grade the page they are on (how well it works, how it looks, how useful it is) and jump to the feedback dialog.
What it is
A small floating "Rate page" button that beta testers see in the corner of every page. Open it to rate the page you are on across three simple questions how well it works, how it looks, and how useful it is. On a 1–10 scale. You can drag the button anywhere on screen so it never sits in your way.
It is the lightweight counterpart to the internal admin review tool: it only shows your own ratings, never internal notes, changelogs, or other people's feedback.
Using it
- Look for the Rate page pill in the bottom-right corner (drag it anywhere you like: it remembers where you put it).
- Click it to open the panel. Move the three sliders to rate the current page.
- Press Save rating. Your scores are stored against that page; revisiting the page pre-fills your last rating so you can update it. A Your previous ratings list under the sliders shows what you gave this page over time (latest first), so you can see how your view changed.
- Want to say more than a number? Press the chat button to open the normal feedback dialog and write us a note.
Ask AI about the docs
Plain-markdown twin of every docs page, a "Copy page / Open in ChatGPT · Claude · Perplexity" menu, and docs served as MCP tools on both the public and admin servers.
Feedback capture
The global "Send feedback" dialog lets anyone drag a region or click an element to attach a real screenshot, review and highlight it (OK / Redo / Cancel) before keeping it; uploads go to a pending/ prefix with a 24h R2 lifecycle and are claimed to a permanent key on submit, so un-submitted shots auto-expire, no cron.