This is the host for ReBind’s feedback widget.

ReBind collects design feedback on early-stage prototypes: reviewers pin notes directly onto a page, and the team building it works through them from a shared board.

Why is this script on a page I maintain?

If you found rebind-widget.js loading on your site, someone on your own team added it to gather feedback during a review round. It is not an advertisement, not analytics, and not a tracker. On load it talks to ReBind’s backend only to fetch the review session it belongs to — the pins and statuses it draws — and it records nothing until a reviewer submits feedback. It only works while that team’s review session is open.

What it collects

• Only what a reviewer submits: the note they type, the name they enter, where on the page they pinned it, the page’s address and title, and — when capture succeeds — a screenshot of the visible page at that moment.
• Nothing about anyone else. Visitors who never open the widget are not recorded. It sets no cookies and loads no third-party trackers. A reviewer’s unsent draft, entered name, and receipts for their own submissions stay in their own browser’s local storage. The Privacy Policy’s reviewer section says where a submitted note goes and how to take it back.

How to remove it

Delete the <script> tag from your page — it will look like this:

<script
  src="https://widget.rebindit.com/v1/rebind-widget.js"
  data-share-token="..."
  data-api-url="..."
  defer
></script>

In a Next.js app it appears as a <Script> component from next/script instead, with the same src. Removing the tag removes everything — nothing else was installed.