File bug reports developers can reproduce on the first try
Stop filing bug reports that bounce back as 'need more info'. Commento saves the exact element, the exact page, and everything you drew on it with every report you file.
Why qa & testers choose Commento
Complete every time
The page, the pinned element, and the drawings over it are saved automatically, no manual repro notes.
Pinned to the defect
The report is anchored to the exact element, so there's never any doubt about where the bug is.
Fewer round-trips
Developers get what they need up front, so bugs move to fixed instead of back to you.
The exact spot captured automatically
The moment you file a report, Commento saves the spot, the page, and everything you drew on it.
Triage on a shared board
Set severity, assign an owner, and watch each defect move from open to resolved.
Reproduce in the real environment
Context is captured on the actual staging or production URL your users hit, not a mocked-up copy that behaves differently.
From shared link to shipped fix
The same four steps every time, whether it is a staging site, a design export, a cut of a video, or a PDF proof.
Share the link
Send one review link. No account, no extension, and nothing to install for the people reviewing your work.
Pin the feedback
Reviewers click the exact spot on the website, image, video, or PDF and leave their comment there.
Mark it up
Arrows, boxes, and freehand drawings sit on top of the work, so nothing has to be described in words.
Track it to done
Every comment becomes a card with an owner, a priority, and a status you can follow to shipped.
Everything qa & testers need, from day one
No add ons and no feature gates on the review itself. Plans differ on how many projects and people you bring, not on what a review can do.
Any live or staging URL you can open in a browser. Commento captures context in the real environment your users hit.
Add notes to any report, but most of the repro context is captured for you automatically.
No. Capture happens at the moment you comment, with no persistent overhead on the site.
