Bug reports that arrive with context
Testers click the screen where something is wrong. The report arrives ready to reproduce.
Start for free“It's broken on the settings page”
A tester writes one line in chat. You ask which browser, which screen, which account, what they clicked. Three replies later you finally reproduce it. Half of every bug's cost is the conversation before the fix, not the fix.
The report writes the context for you
They click the broken control inside the running app and describe what happened. The URL, the element, the viewport and the browser come with it — so the ticket is reproducible the moment it lands.
How it works
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Add the snippet to your app
One line in your layout. React, Vue, Rails, plain HTML — it doesn't care.
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Turn it on where you test
Staging, a preview deploy, or production behind a flag — your call.
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Fix from a real ticket
Each report opens with the page and element it came from, ready to reproduce.
Why teams pick Better Feedback
No more “where exactly?”
Position, element and page are captured on the click, so nobody has to describe the location in words.
Testers need no account
Share a link with QA, a client or a beta group. Unlimited reporters, none of them billed.
Ready for your agent
Every report exports as a task your AI coding agent can pick up and act on directly.
Questions, answered
Does it work behind a login?
Yes. The widget runs inside your app, so anything a signed-in user can see, they can comment on.
Will it slow the app down?
No. It's a small script loaded asynchronously, and you decide which environments it runs in.
Can I limit it to staging?
Yes. Load the snippet only where you want it — most teams run it on staging and preview deploys.