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Feedback Collection in Seconds, Not Sprints

No SDK to wire up, no backend to provision, no integration ticket sitting in the backlog. Paste a snippet, ship, and start collecting feedback today.

MonkFeed One-Line Code Embed — add a feedback widget with a single snippet across any framework

Integration shouldn't need a sprint

Too many feedback tools turn a simple goal — listen to users — into an engineering project. You install an SDK, configure a backend, manage API keys, write event handlers, and wait for the next release cycle before a single piece of feedback comes in.

That overhead is why so many teams plan to add feedback and never do. The friction kills the initiative before it starts.

How it works

MonkFeed is a script and a container element. Drop these two lines anywhere in your page and the widget mounts itself:

<div class="monkfeed-widget" data-application-id="YOUR_APP_ID"></div>
<script src="https://monkfeed.entrext.com/widget.js"></script>

The script finds the container by its monkfeed-widget class, reads your configuration from data- attributes, and renders the launcher. No build step, no bundler config, no backend. It just works.

Works with your stack

Because it's plain HTML and JavaScript, MonkFeed drops into virtually any framework:

  • HTML / static sites — paste the snippet into your template.
  • React — render the <div> and load the script with an effect or <script> tag.
  • Next.js — use next/script to load widget.js and place the container in your layout.
  • Vue, Angular, Svelte — the same container-plus-script pattern applies everywhere.

If your framework renders HTML, MonkFeed fits.

Step-by-step

  1. Grab your snippet from the MonkFeed dashboard — your application-id is already filled in.
  2. Paste the container <div> where you want the launcher to appear.
  3. Add the script tag (once per page, ideally near the closing </body>).
  4. Customize with optional data- attributes for position, colors, and branding.
  5. Ship it. The widget appears and starts collecting feedback immediately.

For single-page apps, just update the container's attributes to re-trigger the widget on navigation.

Measured in minutes and lines

The numbers tell the story:

  • Lines of code: 2
  • Build steps: 0
  • Backend setup: none
  • Time to first feedback: minutes, not the days or weeks an SDK integration usually takes.

Grab your code snippet from the dashboard and have feedback flowing before your coffee gets cold.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I really only need one snippet to add MonkFeed?

Yes. A container <div> with the monkfeed-widget class plus a single <script> tag is all it takes. The script reads your configuration from data- attributes and mounts the widget — no SDK, build step, or backend required.

Does it work with React and Next.js?

Yes. Render the container element and load widget.js — in Next.js you can use next/script. The same container-plus-script pattern works with Vue, Angular, Svelte, and plain HTML too.

How do I make the widget update in a single-page app?

In SPAs, update the container div's data- attributes (for example on route change) to re-trigger the widget. MonkFeed also exposes a cleanup hook so you can remount cleanly during client-side navigation.

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