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Stop guessing how to improve your website. Let your users tell you. Two Cents is a lightweight website feedback widget. You add one script tag to your site, and your visitors get a small button to tell you what's broken, what's missing or what's confusing. Every message arrives with the page they were on, their browser, device and screen size, so you can reproduce a problem instead of guessing. What your visitors can do - Report a bug, suggest an idea, ask a question or leave a star review - Attach a screenshot (on a computer it's captured in one click, on a phone they attach their own) - Answer your own questions: what you're wondering about on a page, where you had doubts, or anything that could improve your site - Write in their own language: the widget speaks English, French, Dutch, German and Spanish What you get - Console and network errors sent along with every bug report - One inbox for all your sites. Filter by type, question or site, search, and mark messages Done, Planned or Closed - Private notes on each message, to remember what became of it - Email replies from the inbox, with a marker on messages you've answered - Notifications by email, Slack or Discord, grouped so a rush of messages stays readable - Export to CSV or JSON, per site or across all of them - New messages appear live in the inbox, and it works on your phone Made to fit your site Pick an accent color, a light, dark or auto theme, and your own button label and wording. Show it as a button, or hide it and open your questions from your own links. Nothing pops up uninvited. Light and private One script tag, under 16 kB, loaded without blocking your page and isolated so it can't break your styles. No cookies, nothing stored on your visitors' devices, no tracking. Hosted in France. Simple, easy to use, and it works on mobile too. For makers, UX researchers, agencies, small teams, anyone who wants to improve their website quickly. Built and run by one person in Belgium. Try it free at twocentsbox.com
Problem it solves
Know what to improve first. Two Cents collects real feedback from your real users, with the context attached, so you can prioritize what makes your product better.
How it's different
It stays tiny and unintrusive (no pop-ups, no cookies, no survey scales). It is built around free-text answers plus automatic technical context, with questions managed from the dashboard so changing one never needs a deploy. Data stays in France and exports as CSV/JSON at any time.
Features
- one-script-tag install
- page, browser and device attached
- console and network errors and screenshots on bugs
- per-page questions
- user identification via twocents('identify')
- 5 languages
- Slack/Discord/email notifications
- CSV/JSON export
- no cookies
From the maker
I always wished the people using my products would tell me what was wrong. So I built the feedback tool I wanted. It proved useful on my own projects, and now I want to help others with it.
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