Ruttl vs ShareX

Ruttl is a feedback tool for live websites, mobile apps, web apps, images and PDFs. On live websites, users can place pixel-level comments and make changes; supported project types include WordPress, Shopify and custom HTML/CSS. Clients can comment on live projects without signing up. For mobile app feedback, the @ruttl/mobile-sdk NPM package turns bug reports into project tickets. Teams can also comment on images and PDFs, share video recordings as visual comments, assign tasks, prioritize tickets and set deadlines. Integrations include Asana, Trello, Slack, Jira and ClickUp; Figma, Zendesk, Monday, Zoho Cliq, Zoom and Mailchimp are listed as coming soon. The homepage describes sentiment analysis for comments and AI recommendations to improve site performance; accessibility and SEO features are also listed as coming soon. The Free plan includes 5 users, 1 project, 5 pages, unlimited guests, 10 comments and 1 GB storage. Pro costs $18 a month, billed $18 /month/user. Ruttl lists web and API platforms.

ShareX is a free, open-source screenshot and screen-recording tool for Windows. It captures the full screen, a selected region, the active window, a scrolling page, or a monitor, and can record video and GIFs. Its image editor provides annotation and redaction tools, while OCR recognizes text in images. After a capture, ShareX can copy, open, shorten, or share links, and supports many upload destinations as well as custom uploaders. It also lists browser extension support and supports many languages, including English, Hindi, and Spanish. ShareX requires no account and has no advertisements. The ShareX Team maintains the software, which has had more than 18 years of active development and over 33 million downloads worldwide. The maker describes its approach as privacy first. The website provides documentation guides and links to related GitHub projects. ShareX is available for Windows.