Huddlekit
7.3#4 in web annotation toolsFrom $16 a monthFree planWebAPI
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| Fact | Huddlekit | Pastel |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | The Hub lists Huddlekit as founded in 2024. | 2017 |
| Guest access | Share links let guests comment without creating an account or installing a browser extension, and guests are unlimited on every plan. | People invited through a canvas link can comment as guests without creating an account or installing software. |
| Integrations | Official integrations include Linear, ClickUp, Notion, Asana, Trello, Slack, Zapier, signed webhooks, REST API and MCP AI connections. | Documented integrations include Trello, Jira, Asana, Monday.com, ClickUp, Zapier and custom webhooks. |
| Purpose | Huddlekit is a visual annotation and QA tool for designers, developers, and clients to review websites, web apps, images, PDFs, and video. | Pastel collects visual feedback and approvals on websites and other creative work, including PDFs, images, and videos. |
| Responsive review | Website projects provide mobile, tablet, laptop, desktop and wide viewport previews, including side-by-side Canvas view. | Users can switch between screen sizes to check responsive website layouts. |
| Support | Huddlekit says it responds to contact inquiries within 24 hours and lists [email protected] for issues and bugs. | GetApp lists chat and email/help-desk support options for Pastel. |
Huddlekit suits designers, developers, and clients who need to leave and organize visual feedback on web and media projects. Its guest links can work for reviewers who do not want to create an account or install an extension.
Pastel suits teams and clients who need to comment on websites or creative files together. Its guest access can accommodate reviewers who do not have accounts.