A website feedback widget that captures the screenshot for you
fixThatMe is a website feedback widget you add with a single script tag. When a visitor hits a bug or has a suggestion, they click the “Feedback” button, frame the area right on the screen and add a comment. You automatically receive the screenshot of the selected area, a full-page capture, the URL, the browser and the screen size — everything you need to fix it without guessing.
It’s free during the beta, the reporter follows progress on a public page without an account, and the API is built so an AI agent can read and fix the bugs for you.
<script
src="https://www.fixthat.me/feedback-widget.js"
data-api-key="sk_live_your_key"
data-api-url="https://www.fixthat.me/api/feedback"
></script>What the widget captures
Screenshots + context
Selected area and full page, plus URL, browser, viewport and the page HTML at report time.
Public reporter tracking
Every report gets a public page: Received → In review → In progress → Resolved, with email updates.
Notifications & integrations
Slack, Discord, Teams, Google Chat and HMAC-signed webhooks with automatic retry.
API for AI agents
Hand the markdown docs and a key to an agent so it fixes bugs and replies to reporters.
Works on any website
If you can paste a <script> tag, the widget works: WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, React, Vue, Next.js or a plain static site. No dependencies, no build step, and it loads lazily so it never slows your page down.
- Frames the exact area on screen — no more vague “it doesn’t work” emails.
- Multiple organizations, so agencies can run a widget per client site.
- GDPR-friendly: no tracking cookies, the reporter’s email is optional.
Looking at options? Compare with Marker.io, Usersnap and BugHerd alternatives, or read about our bug reporting tool.