Snags is here

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• Comments on any website. Start an audit in the Chrome side panel, click an element and say what's wrong, or leave a note about the whole page. One audit covers the whole site, up to 50 comments.
• What happened, attached. Each comment carries a screenshot of the element and the whole viewport, the steps you took, the console errors and failed requests from the moments before, the browser and the site's release.
• Replay. A recording of what changed on the page before each comment, joined across pages of the site. It's a recording of the page, not a video, and typed values and private regions are masked.
• Automatic checks. Accessibility, layout shift and broken links on every page you comment on.
• One link. Finish and share to publish the audit as one link. Anyone opens it in any browser with no extension and no account, ticks comments off, copies it for AI, or exports Markdown and CSV.
• Source context. The component behind an element on React, Vue, Svelte and Angular development builds, linked to its file in your GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket repository at the commit you saw.
• Status and fixes. Mark comments open, fixed or won't fix, and check fixes on the live site with Looks fixed or Still broken.
• Trackers. Send a comment to Linear, GitHub or Jira as an issue with the screenshot, steps and errors, and the issue's status comes back every 15 minutes.
• Coding agents. Give Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client the link. It reads every comment and screenshot, fixes them in your code, and marks each one fixed with the commit.
• Workspaces. On Team, ten seats for your people and free, unlimited clients who see only their own sites, with discussion, mentions and assignees on every comment.
• Privacy. Snags records only while you run an audit, only on that site, and masks typed values, secrets and the regions sites already mark as private.