Fixspot

Annotate elements on prototypes and send them to Claude via GitHub Issues

Point, comment, ship. Fixspot lets anyone (designers, PMs, developers, stakeholders) leave precise, element-level feedback on a live web prototype, just like comments in Figma. Each comment becomes a structured GitHub Issue, so nothing gets lost in chat threads. Why teams use it 🎯 Precise, not vague. Click the exact element. The extension captures the CSS selector, the surrounding HTML, computed styles and the page URL automatically, so "this button is off" becomes actionable. 👥 Everyone can use it. No GitHub account needed for teammates: an admin shares a team config, and people just add their name and start commenting. 🤖 AI-agent ready. Each issue is structured and machine-readable, so coding agents can pick it up and propose fixes. 🗂️ Organized by default. Feedback is routed into the right inbox and tagged by team and area automatically. 🔒 No servers, no tracking. Your data goes straight to your own GitHub repository. Nothing else sees it. How it works 1. Open a prototype and trigger the picker (Alt+Shift+C). 2. Click an element, write your comment, set a priority. 3. Batch several comments and send them all at once. 4. They appear as GitHub Issues. Markers stay on the page so you can track what is resolved. Made by a product designer who got tired of "left padding looks weird" lost in a Slack thread.