Feature

Mark what
they meant

Reporters capture the page and mark it with a pen, arrows, highlights and comments. Each mark carries the element under it, so your agent knows what was meant.

  • Capture the page when the reporter files the report
  • Markup tools: pen, arrow, highlight, comment, hide and colour
  • Hide sensitive areas before the report leaves the browser
  • Each mark carries the element under it
  • Chrome helper for pixel-exact captures of iframes, canvas and video
  • Available on paid plans
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Mark what they meant

Capture, then mark

When the reporter files a report, the widget captures the page. They mark it with a pen, arrows, highlights and comments, and use hide to cover anything sensitive before it leaves the browser. They can pick a colour for each mark.

Marks that mean something

A circle on a screenshot is ambiguous to a person and meaningless to an agent. Each mark in SnagRelay carries the element under it (its label, component and selector), so "this button" arrives as the button, not as pixels. See visual bug reporting for designers and QA.

Pixel-exact when the page is tricky

When the report is sent from the SnagRelay Chrome extension, the screenshot is taken from the tab itself, so iframes, canvas and video match what the reporter sees.

On every plan

Screenshots and markup are on every plan, including Free, next to the element the user pointed at, errors, console, requests with bodies and session replay. Video is on paid plans. See pricing.

For QA and PM teams

Mark what is wrong. The report says where.

Every mark carries the element under it. Screenshots and markup are on every plan, Free included. The Free plan needs no card.

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