Developer-client communication made easy. No more screenshots, messy email threads and out of context feedback. Visual Debug streamlines the web design feedback and improves the collaboration between devs and clients.
🎯 Who is it for?
Visual Debug is perfect for freelancers, web-development companies, in-house development teams, and marketing agencies seeking a better and improved client-dev communication.
With this tool, anyone can leave clear, contextual feedback directly on website elements, eliminating confusing email threads and unclear screenshots.
It accelerates communication, offers essential metadata, and requires no technical knowledge. Visual Debug integrates seamlessly with preferred project management tools, streamlining feedback processes for various teams and projects.
It is an essential tool for an improved collaboration, faster bug tracking, and precise feedback on any web project.
🚀 How it works
Visual Debug is a powerful yet easy-to-use feedback tool.
It helps just about anyone to share feedback or report bugs on any website.
No technical knowledge is required.
It allows website owners to collect bug reports and feedback from visitors.
No more email forms and screenshots.
💰 Pricing and how come it is Free?
For personal use, Visual Debug is free. You can use it to share feedback on any website.
For teams and organizations, as it stands, it is also free.
Premium features will be introduced, but the core product will remain free.
🔮 What’s the future of Visual Debug?
Our mission is to craft a user-friendly visual feedback tool tailored for both teams and professionals in web development, while also establishing Visual Debug as the trusted choice for reporting bugs or sharing feedback on any website, ensuring that every voice is genuinely acknowledged and valued.
⏭️ What’s next?
At the moment, we’re finalizing our first two integrations with Slack and ClickUp. The goal is to enable teams to receive Slack notifications whenever new feedback is submitted for their projects.
We know that Visual Debug serves as a communication channel, allowing users to swiftly report feedback that is then directly sent to the project management tool for resolution. While Visual Debug has basic project management features like priority setting and task assignment, these are primarily geared towards freelancers and individuals, making them inadequate for teams. This is why we have prioritized the ClickUp integration.
The next on the line are Jira, Asana, Microsoft Teams, and Discord.
🌐 Visual Debug Explore
As highlighted in our vision for Visual Debug’s future, we envision it as the go-to tool for reporting bugs and sharing feedback on any website. By installing the browser extension, users can mark elements on public websites, which are then directed to Visual Debug Explore–a public hub for internet bug reports. Here, others can confirm similar issues, monitor reported problems, and contribute to a comprehensive public repository of feedback and concerns related to specific pages or entire websites.
I recently started using Visual Debug as a freelancer. It is an incredible visual feedback and collaboration tool that streamlines the web design review process. It's been a game-changer for me and my clients, allowing us to be much more efficient.
This product is truly impressive, but there's a slight room for improvements when it comes to the UX/UI. With a touch of added intuitiveness, Visual Debug would be even more user-friendly and delightful to work with.
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