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Talk through a website. Every note lands on the thing you pointed at.

Go through a competitor's site or your own design and say what you see. Callouts hands back a FigJam board and a Word document with every note on a screenshot of what you meant.

macOS 13 or later

  1. Weakness00:02.4

    The 14-day trial is only in the small print under Try for Free.

  2. Question00:07.0

    Why does the yearly toggle sit inside two cards and not once for the whole page?

  3. Opportunity00:12.4

    Use for free and try for free differ by one word, and they are the same dark button.

  4. Strength00:17.8

    Each plan says who it is for in one line under the price, so you can pick without reading the feature lists.

Say it once. The screenshots come back marked.

Point at what bothers you and say why. Callouts outlines whatever sat under your cursor and writes your sentence beside it.

What you say
The Teams and Organizations cards on Cal.com's pricing page as they were recorded, with nothing drawn on them.
  1. 00:02.4The 14-day trial is only in the small print under Try for Free.
  2. 00:07.0Why does the yearly toggle sit inside two cards and not once for the whole page?
  3. 00:17.8Each plan says who it is for in one line under the price, so you can pick without reading the feature lists.
What you get
The same two cards with three notes marked: an amber 1 on the 14-day trial line, a pink 2 on the yearly toggle and a green 4 on the Teams card's one-line description.

What you get back from one recording.

A frame of the board: Cal.com's pricing page with all four notes outlined and numbered in their colours.

FigJam board

Your team can open the board the same day. Each page you stopped on becomes a frame, with every note marked where you pointed.

A page of the Word document under Weaknesses: finding 1, The 14-day trial is only in the small print under Try for Free, medium severity, said at 00:02.4, above its screenshot.

Word document

A research document you can send as it is. Findings run in the order you said them, each above its screenshot. Word and Google Docs both open it.

The Callouts app on the Cal.com session: five notes in a list, four kept with their coloured tags and one left out, beside the screen at 00:02.4 with note 1 marked.

The app

Before anything gets written up, you go through the notes one by one and keep the ones you meant.

The recording's timeline under the screen: four ticks in amber, pink, blue and green where each note was said, and the playhead at 00:02.4.

The recording

Every note links back to the second you said it, with your voice and the screen.

A second reviewer reads the same site.

Press Start AI Review and an AI agent reads the page on its own, then writes its findings beside yours. Where you both caught the same thing, you mark it once. Where the agent caught something you walked past, you decide if it stays.

Your note and the AI's finding side by side in the Callouts app: your strength about each plan's one-line description, and the AI's finding that the free plan has no usage limit.

Get Callouts first.

Sebastian, a product designer, made Callouts, and it comes out soon. Leave your email and he'll write once, when it does.

macOS 13 or later

You'll want Chrome, a Figma account for the board, and Claude Code for the AI review. Setup checks for the rest and gives you the command for anything missing.