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https://overlayqa.com/llms.txt
− > OverlayQA is a UI bug tracker that detects visual and accessibility bugs and collects client feedback on any live page. Product teams and agencies can run design-system checks, collect client comments without client accounts, and manage issues with labels, assignees, statuses, and comments. Use OverlayQA on its own or sync issues with your existing tracker. Review public URLs in dashboard Team Review without an extension, or use Chrome for localhost, staging, and pages behind sign-in. Figma co− - https://overlayqa.com/features/visual-comparison/ : Visual comparison: compare design specs against staging builds, inspect CSS values, and capture element context− - https://overlayqa.com/features/visual-bug-capture/ : Visual bug capture: click any element to capture CSS selectors, computed values, screenshots, and metadata for design QA− - https://overlayqa.com/features/issue-tracking/ - UI bug tracking: detected bugs, captured bugs, and client comments in one issue list with custom labels, assignees, an Active issues view, a board view with one column per status, @mentions that notify a teammate, a dashboard inbox, a daily recap email of what changed, comment threads with files and a Team only or Team and clients audience, and two-way sync with Jira, Linear, Notion, Asana, Trello, ClickUp, GitHub Issues, Basecamp, and monday.co− - https://overlayqa.com/integrations/figma/ : Figma integration: import frames and compare visually− - https://overlayqa.com/integrations/figma-plugin/ : OverlayQA Figma plugin: compare designs against live sites, capture issues from any element, and annotate them on canvas, all inside Figma. Install: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1621681788205144580/overlayqa-design-qa-bug-tracking-for-product-teams− - https://overlayqa.com/integrations/slack/ : Slack integration: get team notifications when design QA issues are created or assigned− - https://overlayqa.com/docs/creating-an-issue/ : Creating an issue: annotation mode, screenshot and element pins, AI issue drafting, auto-save− - https://overlayqa.com/docs/organizing-issues/ : Labels, assignees, and filters: workspace-wide labels (Add a label…, Create and apply, Manage labels… for owners and admins), default assignee is the filer, Issues page checkbox filters incl. the Active issues view, No labels, Assignee and Created by, and Ignore / Un-ignore to set issues aside without deleting− - https://overlayqa.com/docs/client-review-links/ : Client review links: share a live page or snapshot for annotated client feedback that converts to issues− - https://overlayqa.com/blog/design-qa-guide/ : What is design QA? A comprehensive guide covering what it catches, who owns it, and a five-step workflow− - https://overlayqa.com/blog/bug-reporting-tools/ : Compare reporting, client feedback, debugging context, and issue tracking workflows. OverlayQA combines UI checks, client review links without client accounts, and its own issue workflow, with optional tracker sync. Pricing and plan limits checked October 29, 2026.− - https://overlayqa.com/alternatives/markerio/ : OverlayQA vs Marker.io: developer bug reporting vs design QA with design comparison and AI-drafted CSS issues− - https://overlayqa.com/docs/mcp-server/ : MCP server setup: add @overlayqa/mcp to Claude Code (.mcp.json), Cursor (~/.cursor/mcp.json) or Windsurf, connect your account in a browser tab (token cached 30 days), then 28 live tools for scanning (accessibility, contrast, tokens), issues and fix verification, labels, comments, projects and client reviews; compare_visual not implemented yet− - https://overlayqa.com/blog/figma-dev-mode-alternative/ : Figma Dev Mode pricing breakdown by plan tier ($12-55/seat/month), what Dev seats include, spec inspection vs visual comparison approaches, feature comparison table, and cost reduction strategies for design-to-code verification− - https://overlayqa.com/blog/website-feedback-tools-agencies/ : 8 website feedback tools for agencies (BugHerd, OverlayQA, Pastel, Marker.io, Userback, Usersnap, Ruttl, Webvizio) compared on client comments without an account, what each comment becomes, detection, per-seat pricing, and tracker integrations.− - https://overlayqa.com/blog/ui-bug-tracking-tools/ : Compare reporting, client feedback, debugging context, and issue tracking workflows. OverlayQA combines UI checks, client review links without client accounts, and its own issue workflow, with optional tracker sync. Pricing and plan limits checked October 29, 2026.+ > OverlayQA is a UI bug tracker that detects visual and accessibility bugs and collects client feedback on any live page. Product teams and agencies can run design-system checks, collect client comments without client accounts, and manage issues with tags, assignees, statuses, and comments. Use OverlayQA on its own or sync issues with your existing tracker. Review public URLs in dashboard Team Review without an extension, or use Chrome for localhost, staging, and pages behind sign-in. Figma comp+ - Accounts: the Chrome extension asks you to sign in first, with Google or email. Clients comment on review links with no account and no install.+ - Capture: click an element or drag a region; hover to measure padding and gaps; record up to 30 seconds of the page with no sound (Chrome and Edge on a computer).+ - Not available today: live Figma auto-sync (Resync frame fetches a new render on request), replying to Figma threads from OverlayQA, split-screen or blend-mode comparison, CSV or PDF file export (issues and findings copy to the clipboard as text, Markdown, or CSV), custom domains, and login-based client accounts.+ - https://overlayqa.com/features/visual-comparison/ : Visual comparison: overlay a Figma frame, saved design, or uploaded file on a live page; AI Visual Comparison scores the match, measures spacing against a Figma frame, and lists differences+ - https://overlayqa.com/features/visual-bug-capture/ : Visual bug capture: click any element or drag a region to capture CSS selectors, computed values, screenshots, and metadata; measure spacing on hover; record the bug for up to 30 seconds+ - https://overlayqa.com/features/issue-tracking/ - UI bug tracking: detected bugs, captured bugs, and client comments in one issue list with custom tags, assignees, an Active issues view, a board view with one column per status, @mentions that notify a teammate, a dashboard inbox, a daily recap email of what changed, comment threads with files and a Team only or Team and clients audience, and two-way sync with Jira, Linear, Notion, Asana, Trello, ClickUp, GitHub Issues, Basecamp, and monday.com + - https://overlayqa.com/integrations/figma/ : Figma integration: link files, overlay or AI-compare a frame against a live page, Resync frame for the latest render, and Figma comments on linked issues+ - https://overlayqa.com/integrations/figma-plugin/ : OverlayQA Figma plugin: save frames for comparison in OverlayQA, capture any layer as an issue, compare against live sites, and annotate on canvas, all inside Figma. Install: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1621681788205144580/overlayqa-design-qa-bug-tracking-for-product-teams+ - https://overlayqa.com/integrations/slack/ : Slack integration: team notifications when design QA issues are created, assigned, or commented on; thread replies become comments+ - https://overlayqa.com/docs/creating-an-issue/ : Creating an issue: capture toolbar, screenshot and element pins, spacing inspection, Record, AI issue drafting, Done to save+ - https://overlayqa.com/docs/organizing-issues/ : Tags, assignees, and filters: workspace-wide labels (Add a label…, Create and apply, Manage labels… for owners and admins), default assignee is the filer, Issues page checkbox filters incl. the Active issues view, No labels, Assignee and Created by, and Ignore / Un-ignore to set issues aside without deleting+ - https://overlayqa.com/docs/client-review-links/ : Client links: share a live page or snapshot for annotated client feedback that converts to issues+ - https://overlayqa.com/blog/bug-reporting-tools/ : Compare reporting, client feedback, debugging context, and issue tracking workflows. OverlayQA combines UI checks, client links without client accounts, and its own issue workflow, with optional tracker sync. Pricing and plan limits checked October 29, 2026.+ - https://overlayqa.com/alternatives/markerio/ : Marker.io alternatives for agency client feedback: client feedback without accounts, UI and accessibility checks before the client review, tracker sync, and plans for five seats+ - https://overlayqa.com/docs/verify-fix/ : Verify Fix: check that a resolved issue is fixed on the page, read the result, verify several fixes at once+ - https://overlayqa.com/docs/figma-plugin/ : Use the Figma Plugin: install from Figma Community, save frames for comparison, capture layers as issues, compare a frame against a live site+ - https://overlayqa.com/docs/plans-and-billing/ : Plans and Billing: compare Starter, Team and Pro, the 14-day trial, what pauses when it ends, extra seats, changing or cancelling a plan+ - https://overlayqa.com/docs/mcp-server/ : MCP server setup: add @overlayqa/mcp to Claude Code (.mcp.json), Cursor (~/.cursor/mcp.json) or Windsurf, connect your account in a browser tab (token cached 30 days), then 31 live tools for scanning (accessibility, contrast, tokens), Auto Review and Figma visual comparison on public pages, issues and fix verification, labels, comments, projects and client reviews+ - https://overlayqa.com/blog/figma-dev-mode-alternative/ : Figma Dev Mode pricing by seat and plan ($12 to $35 per Dev seat a month), what Dev seats include, spec inspection vs visual comparison approaches, feature comparison table, and cost reduction strategies for design-to-code verification+ - https://overlayqa.com/blog/website-feedback-tools-agencies/ : 8 website feedback tools (BugHerd, OverlayQA, Marker.io, Pastel, Userback, Usersnap, Feedbucket, Ruttl) compared on how a client comments without an account, what each comment becomes, which tools find issues on their own, tracker sync, and pricing checked November 5, 2026.+ - https://overlayqa.com/blog/how-to-ask-for-client-feedback/ : How to ask for client feedback on a website or design: the five parts every request needs, what to ask at each project stage, six email templates to copy, and what to do with each kind of reply.+ - https://overlayqa.com/blog/sit-vs-uat/ : SIT vs UAT: what system integration testing and user acceptance testing each check, who runs them, why guides disagree on where SIT belongs, entry and exit criteria, and what each looks like on a website project.+ - https://overlayqa.com/blog/usersnap-vs-bugherd/ : Usersnap vs BugHerd compared on price, what each plan limits, client access, surveys, and tracker integrations, including what each costs for teams of 2, 5, 10, and 25 people.+ - https://overlayqa.com/blog/uat-email-templates/ : UAT email templates: seven emails to copy for a UAT round, from the invitation and test instructions through the reminder, retest request, sign-off request, conditional sign-off, and confirmation, plus whether an email reply counts as sign-off.+ - https://overlayqa.com/blog/ui-bug-tracking-tools/ : Compare reporting, client feedback, debugging context, and issue tracking workflows. OverlayQA combines UI checks, client links without client accounts, and its own issue workflow, with optional tracker sync. Pricing and plan limits checked October 29, 2026.