We're losing way too much time on bug reporting

In plain words

Marker.io is a feedback and bug reporting tool that captures website issues directly into development platforms like Jira, Trello, Asana, and Github. It streamlines QA and user acceptance testing by allowing teams to collect visual feedback and annotate problems without relying on emails, PDFs, or manual screenshots. The tool integrates annotation and debugging capabilities, enabling developers to understand and fix issues faster without leaving their browser.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

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Capture website feedback, bug reports, and visual feedback faster – without endless emails, PDFs, or screenshots. “We rely on Marker.io to manage issues across hundreds of websites. It helps us identify and resolve issues 10x faster—honestly, we couldn't work without it.” Learn how Marker.io helps you collect visual feedback, bug reports, and website annotations that developers understand. “We can log issues directly on our site, without leaving the browser.” “Our developers have everything they need to debug and fix issues.” “We get to see what happened, without our users needing to record a video.” “Now I can show stakeholders how fast we resolve issues—and see my team's efficiency in one…from marker.io

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