# HyperDocs

> Generate documentation from your codebase, keep it updated as your product changes, and help users find answers through a built-in help center powered by your documentation.

## Getting Started

- [Home](https://docs.droppnotes.com/getting-started/home)
- [Creating Your Account](https://docs.droppnotes.com/getting-started/creating-your-account): Get started with Droppnotes in a couple of minutes. Sign up with your email address or your Google account and jump straight into a free trial — no credit card required. Your account is the home base for every review project, comment, and team member you'll work with.
- [Installing the Chrome Extension](https://docs.droppnotes.com/getting-started/installing-the-chrome-extension): The Droppnotes Chrome extension is how you capture feedback directly on live websites. Once installed, you can click any spot on a page, drop a pinned note, draw an annotation, or record your screen — all without leaving the site you're reviewing.
- [Dropping Your First Pin](https://docs.droppnotes.com/getting-started/dropping-your-first-pin): A pin is a note attached to the exact spot you clicked on a live website. Dropping your first pin is the fastest way to show a client or teammate precisely what you mean — and Droppnotes captures the screenshot, page URL, browser, and screen size for you automatically.

## Projects

- [Navigating the Dashboard](https://docs.droppnotes.com/projects/navigating-the-dashboard): The dashboard is your home base in Droppnotes, where every web and video project you own or belong to lives in one place. From here you can browse your projects, jump into a review, and reach settings, billing, and help without hunting around.
- [Creating a Web Project](https://docs.droppnotes.com/projects/creating-a-web-project): A web project is the home for all pinned feedback on a live website. Once set up, clients and teammates can click any spot on your site and leave notes, screenshots, and screen recordings tied to the exact place they saw the issue.
- [Creating a Video Project](https://docs.droppnotes.com/projects/creating-a-video-project): A video project lets you upload a clip and gather feedback tied to exact moments in the footage. Reviewers drop comments at specific timecodes, draw on frames, and react — perfect for reviewing motion work, demos, or recorded walkthroughs.

## Giving Feedback

- [Dropping Pins and Comments](https://docs.droppnotes.com/giving-feedback/dropping-pins-and-comments): Dropping a pin lets you click the exact spot on a live website and leave a note tied to that location. Each pin automatically captures a screenshot, the page URL, the browser, and the screen size — so whoever fixes the issue knows exactly what you saw and where.
- [Drawing Annotations](https://docs.droppnotes.com/giving-feedback/drawing-annotations): Annotations let you mark the exact spot on a live website or video frame so there's no confusion about what your feedback refers to. Instead of writing "the button near the top," you can drop a pin, draw a box, or scribble directly over the problem area. Every annotation is captured alongside a screenshot, page URL, browser, and screen size so your team can act on it right away.

## Optional

- [Help Center](https://docs.droppnotes.com/help-center)
- [Changelog](https://docs.droppnotes.com/changelog)
- [Full documentation (single file)](https://docs.droppnotes.com/llms-full.txt)