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Capture visual comments on browser-based UIs and copy AI-ready handoffs for PMs, QA testers, developers, and AI agents. Visual Feedback Capture help users easily capture feedback and turn it into structured handoffs to other team members or AI agent. Start review mode on a browser-based UI, capture comments by selecting an element, dragging over an area, or adding a page-level note, then review all captured comments in one local session. When you are ready to hand off the feedback, copy either a visual handoff containing screenshots, markers, and structured comments or a text-only output. The MVP includes Basic and AI-focused formats designed for copy/paste workflows. Use it for: - UI reviews on websites, web apps, SaaS products, prototypes, and preview deployments. - Visual bug reports and QA notes. - Design review feedback. - AI coding prompts and implementation handoffs. - Client or stakeholder review sessions where comments need to become clear next steps. Core workflow: 1. Start review mode from the extension icon. 2. Alt + click to comment on a UI element. 3. Alt + drag to comment on an area. 4. Alt + double-click to add a page-level comment. 5. Review comments in Captured Comments. 6. Copy a visual handoff or copy text only. Privacy-first by default: - No account required to start. - No backend required for default local mode. - No AI API calls in the default MVP. - No GitHub, Jira, repository, or source-code access. - Captured comments and screenshots are stored locally in your browser. - Data is not uploaded by default. - Copying or exporting is user-initiated. Visual Feedback Capture is built for low-friction review workflows where the goal is simple: click the UI, leave a note, and create a clean handoff.
Jul 15, 2026
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