Help shape MarkUp. Tell us what to build next.
MarkUp gets better because people tell us what’s missing. Got a feature request, a rough idea, or something that annoyed you today? We read every submission — and a lot of them become real features.
How feedback works.
Install and use MarkUp
Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store. It’s free and fully functional — no account required inside the extension.
Share your feedback
Fill out the short form below. It takes about three minutes. Tell us what’s missing, what’s clunky, or what you wish it did.
We build the best ideas
The most-requested things get built. Editable annotations — our most-requested feature — shipped in v1.1 because testers asked for it.
Share your thoughts.
About 3 minutes. Every question helps us prioritize what to build next.
What happens to your feedback.
Every submission is read
No auto-responder, no black hole. A human reads each one and triages it into the roadmap.
The best ideas get built
The most-requested things move to the top. Editable annotations shipped in v1.1 straight from this form.
You’ll see your impact
When something you asked for ships, it ships for everyone — and MarkUp is free to install and use.
Privacy unchanged
Your annotation data never leaves your device. The feedback form collects only your email and answers. See our privacy policy for details.
About feedback.
Is MarkUp free?
Yes — MarkUp is free to install and use right now. Add it from the Chrome Web Store and go.
What happens to my feedback?
A human reads every submission and triages it into the roadmap. The most-requested things get built — editable annotations shipped in v1.1 because testers asked for it.
Do I need an account to send feedback?
Just an email, so we can follow up if we have a question about your idea. The extension itself never requires an account.
What makes good feedback?
Specifics. What you were trying to do, what got in the way, and what you wish it did instead. One sharp example beats a long wishlist.
Ready? Install MarkUp and share feedback.
Every submission is read. A lot of them become features.