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A Chrome extension for QA testing that does the hard part

Annoture sits in your toolbar and captures everything — screenshot, URL, browser, OS, and element selector — the moment you click a bug. From capture to Kanban card in under 10 seconds.

CHROME EXTENSION

Capture bugs without leaving the page

The Annoture extension lives in your Chrome toolbar. When you spot a bug, click the icon, then click the element. That's it. No tab switching, no copy-pasting, no filling in forms from memory.

  • Works on any website or web app
  • One-click install, zero configuration
  • Lightweight — won't slow your browser
  • Always available in your toolbar
INSTALL ONCECLICK THE BUGSUBMIT
Works on any website or web app
One-click install, zero configuration
Lightweight — won't slow your browser
SCREENSHOT & ANNOTATIONS

A picture worth a thousand words

Every bug report includes a full-page screenshot taken at the moment of capture, with your click position automatically marked. No more attaching blurry phone photos or cropped desktop screenshots.

  • Full-page screenshot on every capture
  • Click position marked automatically
  • Annotate with circles, arrows, and text
  • Highlight the exact broken element
FULL PAGECLICK MARKERANNOTATIONS
Full-page screenshot on every capture
Click position marked automatically
Annotate with circles, arrows, and text
AUTO-CAPTURED METADATA

Everything developers need, captured automatically

Stop asking 'what browser were you using?'. Annoture captures the full technical context of every bug the moment it's reported — no extra steps required.

  • Exact page URL at time of capture
  • Browser name and version
  • Operating system and version
  • Viewport dimensions
  • DOM element, XPath, and CSS selector
URLBROWSEROS + VIEWPORT
Exact page URL at time of capture
Browser name and version
Operating system and version
KANBAN BOARDS

Your bug backlog, always organised

Every submitted report lands directly on a shared Kanban board. Drag issues between columns, assign them to team members, and track progress from Backlog to Done — all in one place.

  • Backlog → In Progress → In Review → Done
  • Drag and drop between columns
  • Assign issues to team members
  • Filter by severity, assignee, or date
BACKLOGIN PROGRESSDONE
Backlog → In Progress → In Review → Done
Drag and drop between columns
Assign issues to team members
SEVERITY LEVELS

Prioritise what matters

Not every bug is critical. Annoture lets you set a severity level at submission time, so your team always knows what to fix first. Severity is visible at a glance on every card in the board.

  • Critical, High, Medium, Low levels
  • Set severity directly in the capture popup
  • Visible on every Kanban card
  • Filter and sort your board by severity
CRITICALHIGHMEDIUM
Critical, High, Medium, Low levels
Set severity directly in the capture popup
Visible on every Kanban card
TEAM COLLABORATION

Built for the whole team

Annoture isn't just for QA engineers. Invite developers, designers, project managers, and stakeholders to the same board. Everyone sees the same bugs, the same status, the same source of truth.

  • Invite unlimited team members
  • Comment directly on bug reports
  • Assign issues to specific people
  • Real-time board updates
QA TEAMDEVELOPERSMANAGERS
Invite unlimited team members
Comment directly on bug reports
Assign issues to specific people

Feature questions

Common questions about how Annoture's features work.

Which browsers does the Annoture extension support?
The Annoture extension currently supports Google Chrome. Support for other Chromium-based browsers (Edge, Brave, Arc) is planned for a future release.
Does the extension work on localhost and staging environments?
Yes. The extension works on any URL you can open in Chrome — including http://localhost, internal staging environments, and production sites.
Does Annoture annotate the screenshot automatically?
Yes. When you click an element to capture a bug, Annoture automatically places a marker on the screenshot at the exact point you clicked — no manual annotation needed. The marker is part of the screenshot that gets attached to the report.
How many columns does the Kanban board have?
The board has four columns by default: Backlog, In Progress, In Review, and Done. You can drag cards between columns and filter by severity, assignee, or date.
Can I assign bugs to specific team members?
Yes. Each bug report can be assigned to a specific person on the board. Team members can also comment directly on reports to discuss the issue without leaving the tool.
Is there a limit on how many team members I can invite?
Details on team size limits will be confirmed at launch. Early access members will be the first to know about plan limits and pricing.

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