Sharing and comments
How Tada links are shared, who can see them, and how timestamped viewer comments come back to you as work you can act on.
A Tada demo is built to be sent. Here’s how sharing works and what happens to the feedback you get back.
One link, no login for viewers
Every demo gets a watch link like taada.dev/d/<slug>. Anyone you send it to
can watch and comment, with no account and no install. Accounts are only for you, to
record and manage demos.
Who can see it
Links are unlisted, not public. There’s no directory and no search. Only people you send the link to can find it. Videos stream through short-lived signed URLs, and you can delete a demo, and its comments, at any time.
Comments land on the moment
Viewers comment at the exact moment something catches their eye, and each comment is timestamped to that point in the video. Those comments come back to you as feedback you can act on, not a vague “looks good” in a thread, but “at 0:42 this button is misaligned.”
That’s the loop Tada closes: you shipped it, you showed it, and the response comes back as something you can actually do.
Back to getting started.