Highlight any text on any document. Start a conversation right there. Watch it branch into a tree. No original content. No algorithm. Just real people reacting to real things.
How It Works
Paste text, drop a URL, or upload a PDF. Anything you want people to react to.
Select any sentence or phrase. Click "Annotate this." Leave your take — a question, support, opposition, or context.
Every comment can branch. Replies branch off replies. The conversation grows like a tree, anchored to the exact text.
Use Cases
Annotate legislation, government documents, public records. Hold power accountable by marking up the exact words that matter.
Your team finds something on the web. You want to discuss a specific part of it. Right now, that's an email with a screenshot. It shouldn't be.
A social platform with zero original content. You don't post — you react. Every conversation is anchored to something real.
Why It's Different
Comment sections live at the bottom of a page. Nobody reads them. Blabbertree annotations are anchored to the exact text — the conversation happens where it matters.
Social media is people performing for strangers. Blabbertree is people reacting to reality. No selfies, no hot takes, no algorithm. Just the document and the tree.
Word and Google Docs let 3 people comment on a shared file. Blabbertree lets anyone affected by a document participate. Same gesture, different answer to "who gets a voice?"
No algorithm decides what you see. You choose by topic, by community, by location, by the people you trust. Your context determines your feed — not ours.
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