Pintelly Overview
Pintelly connects visual feedback, visitor analytics and session replay so you can investigate a reported problem in its page context. The dashboard also includes surveys, video analytics, performance measurements, SEO insights, experiments and monitoring.
Installation and first checks
- Add your website as a project and use the installation snippet supplied for it.
- Add the script to the pages you want to measure. The standard integration is:
<script
type="module"
src="https://pintelly.com/cdn/feedback-module.es.js"
data-backend="https://pintelly.com"
crossorigin="anonymous"
></script>
- Open Project Settings and choose widget visibility, appearance, analytics features and consent handling.
- Visit the site, test both consent acceptance and refusal, and submit a sample feedback item. Confirm that the item and the measurements allowed by that consent state appear in the project.
A visible widget alone does not prove that analytics or replay is enabled. Those features have separate settings, consent conditions and plan permissions.
Choose a workflow
| Goal | Where to start |
|---|---|
| Report an element, suggest replacement text or annotate a screenshot | Feedback |
| Measure traffic, page interactions and custom events | Analytics |
| Connect your existing cookie banner or control tracking consent | Consent |
| Capture scroll, cursor, video and replay data | Advanced tracking |
| Run surveys, review SEO, compare experiments or monitor availability | Dashboard workflows |
| Give a coding assistant feedback and diagnostic context | AI agents |
Feature guides
Feature guides explain how to start, what Pintelly records and what to check when a result is missing.
SEO Analysis · Surveys · Performance · Monitoring · Experiments and Versions
Availability and data coverage
Feature access, quotas and retention depend on the project's plan and your permissions. Check Settings → Usage for current allowances instead of assuming every feature is included.
Turning a feature on starts collecting eligible future activity; it does not recreate past recordings or events. Consent refusal, disabled settings, browser restrictions and expired retention can all leave a report with less data than the site's total traffic.