Record your screen over the Figma file, talk through what needs to change, and send a link. Moonshot writes up your notes, so nothing gets lost between the review and the file.
Three steps, all async. You point and talk once, and the designer gets a list they can actually close.
Scroll the file, hover the exact element, and say what you mean. Tone travels with your voice.
Moonshot turns the recording into a checklist of requested changes, each tied to what you showed.
They watch the moments that matter, tick through the write-up, and reply on the same page.
"Make it feel lighter" means nothing in a comment thread and everything when you are pointing at the corner radius.
Your cursor is on the element while you talk about it. No more guessing which card, which state, which breakpoint.
hover + voice > threadReviewers drop timestamped comments on the exact second. The reply thread lives where the feedback happened.
comment at 1:24Moonshot writes the change list from your recording. The designer gets items to close, and you get to stop re-explaining.
recording → change listAnyone with the link can watch, no sign-up. On the Team plan you can invite guest viewers who leave timestamped comments too.
It works over anything on your screen: Figma, a staging build, a competitor teardown. Moonshot records the screen, so your tools stay your tools.
It stays attached to the recording as a transcript, a written change list, and the comment thread. When someone asks why the header changed, the answer has a timestamp.
Free to start, and no account needed until you want to share. Two minutes of pointing beats an afternoon of comment threads.