Common QA challenges solved
Annotate addresses the most common frustrations in the QA process, making bug reporting more efficient and effective.
Unclear bug reports
Text-only bug reports that leave developers confused about what's actually wrong
Visual annotations with browser data and environment context automatically included
Time-consuming documentation
Creating detailed reports with screenshots and reproduction steps takes too long
One-click bug capture with built-in screenshot, console logs, and system info
Status tracking challenges
Difficulty tracking which bugs have been fixed and which still need attention
Integrated status tracking and notification system for all reported issues
Communication gaps
Back-and-forth messages trying to clarify the problem and steps to reproduce
Comment threads attached directly to visual elements on the page
How QA teams use Annotate
Capture bugs in one click
Take screenshots, record browser console logs, and capture system information all with a single click. Point directly to the problem area.
Install the browser extension
Click on any element with an issue
Add details and submit the report
Track issues through resolution
Monitor bug status from reporting to resolution. See which issues are being worked on and when they're fixed.
View all bugs in the dashboard
Filter by status, priority, or assignee
Get notified when issues are resolved
Integrate with development tools
Connect directly to your existing development workflow in Jira, GitHub, or other project management tools.
Set up integration with your tools
Bugs automatically sync to your system
Link updates flow both directions
Impact on QA efficiency
"Since implementing Annotate, our QA team has cut bug reporting time in half and significantly reduced the back-and-forth with developers trying to clarify issues."
