The feedback tool for developers that turns vague tickets into reproducible bugs

Every pin arrives with viewport, browser and a screenshot of the live page. No more 'does not work for me', just the exact context you need to reproduce it.

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Why feedback costs developers so much time

Poor tickets mean back-and-forth emails before you can even start a fix. It can be different.

Bugs you cannot reproduce

Without screen size and browser you are in the dark. On your laptop everything works, but the reporter was on a narrow tablet in a different browser.

Tickets without context

'The button acts weird' says nothing. Which page, which element, which steps? You spend longer asking than actually fixing.

Feedback scattered across channels

Loose messages in email, chat and spreadsheets. You are never sure you have seen every point in this round before you deploy.

What a feedback tool for developers should offer

Context per pin, reporting on your own environment and direct links to your stack. That is how PinMe works.

Reproducible with viewport and browser info

With every pin PinMe automatically captures a screenshot with viewport and browser. Desktop, tablet and mobile are tracked separately, so you rebuild the bug in the right context right away.

  • Viewport and browser with every pin
  • Desktop, tablet and mobile tracked separately
  • A screenshot of the live page attached automatically

Report on staging or production

Pins live on your real environment, not on an export or a PDF. Clients and testers click the element and leave their comment on the page where things go wrong.

  • Pins on staging and production, right on the element
  • Clients report without an account via a share link
  • Chrome extension to drop pins anywhere

Straight into your Slack, Teams or Discord

New feedback shows up through webhooks where your team already works. Rounds with the statuses Open, To Review and Complete keep track of what is left and what is done.

  • Webhooks to Slack, Teams, Discord, Zapier and Google Chat
  • Rounds and statuses: Open, To Review, Complete
  • Assign pins and mention colleagues per thread

Three steps to better bug reports

From your first pin on staging to a finished round, without setup hassle.

1

Set up your environment

Add your staging or production environment to PinMe. With the Chrome extension you drop pins on any page you open in the browser.

2

Collect pins with context

Testers and clients click an element and type their report. Viewport, browser and a screenshot come along automatically, ready to reproduce.

3

Process and deploy

Assign pins, reply in the thread and let new feedback land in Slack or Teams through a webhook. Close the round once everything is set to Complete.

Frequently asked questions

Why is this a handy feedback tool for developers?

Because every pin arrives with viewport, browser and a screenshot of the live page. You no longer have to ask how to reproduce a bug, the context is already there.

Can testers report on our staging and production environment?

Yes. Pins live directly on your real environment. Testers click the relevant element on staging or production and the pin stays attached to that element.

Can I receive feedback in Slack, Teams or Discord?

Yes. Through webhooks PinMe sends new feedback to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Zapier and Google Chat, so reports appear where your team already works.

Do clients need to create an account to report?

No. Clients and testers give feedback through a secure share link, without an account or password. You can revoke such a link per project.

Is PinMe free to try?

Yes, you start for free. Add your staging environment, drop your first pins and experience for yourself how a feedback tool for developers sharpens your bug reports.

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