BugPin – Visual Bug Reporter

BugPin is a visual bug reporting tool built for QA testers and developers who want to report bugs faster, cleaner, and with more context, without ever leaving the browser. ── HOW IT WORKS ── Instead of writing long bug descriptions or taking screenshots, you simply click the broken element on the page. BugPin pins a detailed bug report directly to that element, captures the CSS selector, page URL, and timestamp automatically, and keeps it visible across page reloads. ── KEY FEATURES ── 🎯 Visual Element Selection Click any element on any website to attach a bug report to it. No DevTools, no coordinates, no screenshots needed. 📍 Persistent Bug Markers Bug pins stay anchored to their elements across page reloads and scrolling. Reopen the page and all your bugs are exactly where you left them. 🔗 Shared Sessions (Real-Time) Share a session ID with your team and everyone sees the same bugs in real time — powered by Firebase. No account or login required. 🎛️ Mantis Integration Every bug you report can automatically create a ticket in MantisBT, with severity, description, expected vs actual behavior, element selector, and page URL all mapped for you. ✦ AI Analysis — Coming Soon Claude AI will analyze the selected element's HTML and suggest root causes and code-level fixes automatically. 🔒 Zero CSS Pollution All BugPin UI runs in Shadow DOM — it never touches or breaks the host page's styles or scripts. Works on every website. ── WHO IT'S FOR ── - QA engineers who want to report bugs faster - Developers reviewing live pages with their team - Agencies testing client websites - Anyone who needs to communicate UI bugs clearly ── PLANS ── Free — 25 bugs, local storage, visual selection Pro — Unlimited bugs, shared sessions, Mantis integration ($4.99) Team — Everything in Pro, up to 10 session members ($14.99) ── PRIVACY ── BugPin stores bug data locally in your browser or in your own Firebase session. No personal data is collected. Your Mantis API token is stored only on your device and sent exclusively to your own backend server. Visit getbugpin.com to learn more.