Inspect, compare, measure, and give feedback on live, staging, and local products without leaving your browser.
Free on every plan. The people you share reports with need nothing at all.
You find an issue, take a screenshot, open Slack, explain where it is, answer follow-up questions, and watch the context disappear.
By the time anyone acts on it, half the detail has been re-typed and the rest has been guessed at.
EasyQA keeps feedback attached to the website it came from.
From spotting something to closing it.

Live, staging, local, or anything behind a login. It runs in your own browser session.
Click the toolbar icon. No project to configure and nothing to deploy first.

Pick the exact element and write the feedback. The element is captured with it.

Group the comments into one report, organised and prioritised.

Send one link to your team or client. They need no account and no install.

Follow each issue through to closed, with the discussion kept alongside.
It is the capture layer. The dashboard is where that feedback becomes work.
A design can look perfect in Figma and still change during development. Review the real website, spot the visual differences, and give feedback where the difference appears.
The extension runs in your own browser session, so it works on live sites, staging, localhost and anything behind a login. The people you share reports with never need it.
Chrome and Chromium browsers, including Edge, Brave and Arc.
No. A report link opens in any modern browser, and they can reply and resolve without an account.
Yes. It runs in your own browser session, so anything you can open, you can review.
No. The plugin captures feedback; the dashboard organises it, tracks it, and keeps every report searchable.
Nothing. The plugin is free on every plan; Pro only removes the saved-report limit.