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AnnotateFix
Let coding agents fix browser bugs from real user sessions
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Let coding agents fix browser bugs from real user sessions
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Coding agents can read your code, but not what happened in a user's browser. AnnotateFix's widget captures user actions, page state, screenshots, console errors, failed requests, and the affected element. For bugs, the agent reproduces the failure as a Playwright test, prepares a fix, reruns it, and opens a reviewable pull request. The same context can ground product feedback, QA, and browser automation, with model agnostic support to fully automate your SaaS / Apps so you ship 10x faster.
Hi PH fam! I’m Bolaji, creator of AnnotateFix 👋
I created AnnotateFix because coding agents can read your code, but they cannot see the customer’s browser session or receive the context needed to reproduce and fix frontend bugs.
A customer might tell you, “The discount button didn’t work.” Your coding agent gets the codebase and that sentence, but not the button they clicked, the state of the page, the console error, the failed request, or the screenshot from the browser where it happened.
Unlike bug-reporting tools that stop at creating tickets, or coding agents that start without browser context, AnnotateFix replicates the combined capabilities of a QA and full-stack engineer by capturing what happened in the customer’s browser, reproducing the bug, writing a failing regression test, and preparing a fix that passes the test, all in a pull request for your team to review.
It captures the screenshot, session replay, console logs, network activity, and application context surrounding the failure. It then reproduces the bug, generates a regression test, makes the code change, and verifies the fix against the original failure.
Connect your project through our widget with one click and let customers report problems directly inside your live application. AnnotateFix gives your coding agent everything it needs to fix the issue and helps your team improve your SaaS up to 10x faster. It brings Lovable-style iteration to the web application you already run.
👥 Who is AnnotateFix for?
- Founders, solopreneurs, and indie hackers who want to iterate 10x faster
- Designers who want to improve existing products without lengthy engineering handoffs
- Non-technical founders who need to close technical debt quickly
- Technical operators building and maintaining internal tools
- Frontend, full-stack, and backend engineers who want to ship better interfaces faster
What’s next?
Today, AnnotateFix connects browser context with coding agents to fix and iterate on web applications. Next, we’re bringing the same workflow to iOS and Android.
If your team has ever chased a frontend bug nobody could reproduce, tell me what happened. I’ll show you how AnnotateFix would have fixed it.