Key capabilities
- Automatic context capture — Every ticket includes the page URL, browser name and version, operating system, and viewport size without asking the user to fill in anything extra.
- Feedback categories — Users choose a category (Bug, Feature, General by default) so your team can filter and triage tickets instantly.
- AI-powered follow-up questions — NOCK generates one or two targeted follow-up questions to draw out the context your team actually needs before the ticket lands in your dashboard.
- Screenshot and image attachments — Users can attach an existing screenshot or capture one directly in the widget, giving your team a visual reference.
- Console log capture — Optionally capture the browser’s console output at the moment of submission so your developers see errors and warnings alongside the feedback.
- Hidden mode — Keep the widget button invisible and trigger it only via a keyboard shortcut or a programmatic call — ideal for internal QA flows or polished consumer UIs.
How the widget flow works
User opens the widget
The user clicks the NOCK button (or presses the configured keyboard shortcut). The feedback form appears without leaving the current page.
User fills in the form
They pick a category, describe their feedback, and optionally attach a screenshot. If AI Enhancement is enabled, NOCK presents one or two follow-up questions to capture richer detail.
User submits
On submit, NOCK bundles the message, category, follow-up answers, any attachments, and all the automatically captured technical context into a single ticket.
NOCK captures technical context automatically on every submission — you don’t need to ask users to describe their browser or operating system.
Next steps
Install via Script Tag
Add the NOCK widget to your site in under five minutes using a single script tag.
Configure the Widget
Customize the button position, color, categories, keyboard shortcut, and more from the Dashboard.