The bug reporting tool that pins every bug to the exact element
Click the button, form or message that broke and drop a pin. An automatic screenshot with browser and viewport info comes with it, so your developer sees straight away where things go wrong.
Try it for freeWhy reporting bugs so often stalls
A vague email saying 'the button does not work' mostly triggers more questions. Teams waste hours reproducing instead of repairing.
Nobody can reproduce the bug
Without the right page, browser and viewport your developer is guessing. Half the time the bug 'does not show up here' and the problem just stays.
Scattered messages get lost
Reports land in chat, an email and a spreadsheet at once. Eventually nobody knows what has been fixed and what is still open.
Unclear which element is broken
'The menu does not work' could mean ten things. Without a pin on the exact element it stays a puzzle which of the three buttons they meant.
What a bug reporting tool should do
Report bugs on the element itself, with the context your developer needs and a status that shows progress. That is how PinMe works.
Report bugs on the element
Click the broken element on your live site or test environment and drop a pin. The pin sticks to that element, so everyone sees exactly what is broken.
- Report bugs on your live site or staging
- The pin stays attached to the right element
- No more hunting around for your developer
Automatic context with every report
With every pin PinMe captures a screenshot automatically, including browser info and viewport. Desktop, tablet and mobile are tracked separately, so responsive bugs are clear right away.
- A screenshot with every bug, no extra work
- Browser info and viewport added automatically
- Desktop, tablet and mobile tracked separately
Track every fix until it is done
Split bugs into rounds with the statuses Open, To Review and Complete. Every pin has its own reply thread, where tester and developer can go back and forth until the fix is confirmed.
- Statuses Open, To Review and Complete
- A reply thread per bug, mention team members
- Assign bugs to the right developer
Report bugs in three steps
From your first report to a confirmed fix, without a complicated setup.
Add your website
Set up your live site or test environment in PinMe. With the Chrome extension you report bugs on any page you view, including a staging URL.
Drop a pin on the bug
Click the element that broke and describe what goes wrong. The screenshot with browser and viewport info is added automatically, with nothing to crop.
Assign it and follow the status
Assign the bug to a developer, set the status to To Review once it is picked up and to Complete when the fix is confirmed. Clients and testers report bugs through a share link, without an account.
Frequently asked questions
Is PinMe a free bug reporting tool to try?
Yes, you start for free. Create an account, report your first bugs with a pin and see for yourself how much faster reproducing gets when the screenshot and browser info are already there.
What does PinMe capture automatically with a bug?
Every pin comes with a screenshot plus browser info and viewport. Because desktop, tablet and mobile are tracked separately, it is instantly clear whether you are dealing with a responsive bug.
Can testers and clients report bugs without an account?
Yes. Through a secure share link testers and clients report bugs without an account or password. That lets you collect reports broadly, and you can revoke the link per project.
Can I keep track of which bugs are already fixed?
Absolutely. With the statuses Open, To Review and Complete you see at a glance which bugs are still open, which are awaiting review and which are done. Every pin keeps its own thread.
Does PinMe work with tools like Slack and Teams?
Yes. Through webhooks PinMe sends new bug reports to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Google Chat and Zapier, so your team sees them where it already works.