For publishers, blogs and docs teams. With one snippet, Asklet adds a short, anonymous question to the end of any article, blog post or docs page.
See which stories, guides and docs pages helped readers and which left them stuck. Works with WordPress, Ghost, Docusaurus, Zendesk Guide and any CMS.
/news/*
covers every news story
Publishers, blogs & newsletters. Find out whether each news story, interview, guide or review was worth reading, and what your readers want covered next.
/docs/**
covers every docs page
Docs & help centres. Ask on every docs and help page whether it answered the question, and read what was missing before it turns into a support ticket.
Start from a template - article feedback or NPS - or pick questions from your bank: yes / no, choice, rating, NPS or free text.
A plain iframe, the same everywhere. It works in any CMS or web app that accepts HTML - WordPress, Ghost, beehiiv, Webflow, Framer, or your own React, Vue or Svelte app.
Setup guides by platformResponses per page and theme, a weekly trend, and every comment, as they come in.
Your snippet - paste once HTML
<iframe
src="https://asklet.io/embed/s/YOUR-SITE-ID"
title="Feedback" width="100%" height="480"
loading="lazy" referrerpolicy="unsafe-url" style="border:0"></iframe>Want to see the real product, click by click? Watch the 3-minute walkthrough
Emailed surveys arrive late, out of context and to the wrong people. Asking in the moment gets you the answer while the experience is still fresh.
Feedback by email
Feedback with Asklet
Sent days later, when the moment is gone
Asked on the page, while it's still fresh
A link to a separate form most people never open
One tap, right where they already are
Answers pile up in inboxes and spreadsheets
Results per page and per theme, in one dashboard
Needs a mailing list and personal data
Anonymous - no cookies, no sign-in, no email needed
No cookies, no IP addresses, no sign-in for the people answering. Emails and phone numbers typed into comments are removed before saving.
/guides/sourdough-starter shows Article feedback, from Cooking guides.
Match pages by path or pattern - /posts/* or /app/projects/*/settings - and fall back to a default survey, so new pages are covered automatically.
Every question you write goes into a shared bank. Build new surveys in seconds and compare answers across them.
Counts always, percentages only once a page has enough responses to mean something. Group pages by theme to spot patterns.
Reader feedback
Set colours, heading and thank-you message, preview on desktop and mobile, and show the widget in English or Portuguese.
Invite teammates as admins or viewers, and run several websites and workspaces from one organisation.
MCP server. Connect Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Codex or Gemini CLI to the Asklet MCP server and ask about results, themes and reader comments in plain language. It's read-only and uses an organisation API key. Included on Pro.
Set up the MCP serverNo device identifiers, and no IP address or user agent kept with an answer.
Answers are anonymous. Emails and phone numbers typed into a comment are removed before saving.
Built around EU privacy law from the start. The privacy policy lists exactly what is kept.
One iframe that loads as a reader scrolls near it. No script on your page, and a fixed height, so nothing shifts.
Founding partner. nauta writes about business and markets for young readers in Portugal and helped shape Asklet from the start. Its team asks readers a short question inside every article.
ALEX CAREVS @cxrxvxai Makes sense. A quick in-page question gets answers a long survey never will. Smart positioning next to Typeform, not against it 👌
Sanjay @Jay36_9 Nice, I liked the UI and Asklet gets the feedback right after someone went through an action which is a really useful feature. Best wishes to you, Dino 🥂 Glad to have connected 🤝
Ocufuse.com | Eye Journal & Games @ocufuse Nice, asking in the moment beats chasing people by email. Smart angle. Good luck with Asklet 🙌
Toolglade @Toolglade Thanks, Dino! Asklet is a neat idea. Page-level feedback beats chasing survey responses. Good luck with it!
HisashiSpace @HisashiSpace Thanks, Dino! A feedback widget is something every SaaS ends up needing. Good luck with Asklet!
Denis Popa @denispo_ This unironically seems like a super easy to implement widgets
Chirag Dobariya @chiragd01 Interesting. Website looks good man. Keep building. The good thing is that asklet works with Any CMS.
Joel V Jose @cyber_traveller Asklet sounds useful for catching real user friction. Happy to connect and follow along!
Book a free 15-minute call with Dino Correia, who builds Asklet. You see the whole flow on an example site, from setup to results, and the last minutes are yours for questions.
15 minutes · Google Meet · free
Does it work on Docusaurus, Mintlify or Zendesk Guide? Yes. The widget is a plain iframe, so it works on any docs or help centre platform that accepts HTML. There are step-by-step guides for Docusaurus, Mintlify, MkDocs, VitePress and Zendesk Guide, and path patterns like /docs/** give every docs page the same survey.
Do people need to sign in or accept cookies? No. The widget stores no cookies and no identifiers. It only remembers, in the person's own browser for a few hours, that they've answered - so they aren't asked twice.
Can I see who answered? No - answers are anonymous by design, and emails or phone numbers typed into comments are removed. That's what makes people answer in a single tap. Use it for honest signals at scale, and keep interviews for deeper follow-ups.
Will it slow my pages down? The iframe loads lazily, only when someone scrolls near it, so it doesn't affect how fast your page appears.
Which sites and apps does it work on? Any website, docs site or web app that lets you add an HTML embed or iframe. The widget only appears on the domains you list for each website.
What happens when I reach my plan's response limit? The widget quietly shows a thank-you message instead of the survey. The limit covers a rolling 30 days, so the survey comes back as older responses fall out of that window, or straight away if you upgrade. Nothing breaks on your site.
Can I use Asklet with an AI assistant? Yes. On the Pro plan, owners and admins create an API key and connect the Asklet MCP server to Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Codex or Gemini CLI. The assistant can read your workspaces, websites, surveys, results and comments, but it can't change anything.
Set-up takes a few minutes, and the free plan covers one website or app.