OverlayQA – UI Bug Tracking & Client Feedback

Design QA + website feedback tool. Detect UI bugs, run WCAG audits, compare Figma. Export to trackers

Track UI bugs, collect client comments without a login, and review public URLs from a dashboard with no install. OverlayQA scans your pages for visual, accessibility, and design-system issues, then turns every finding into a tracked issue with a screenshot, CSS selector, and computed styles. NO-LOGIN CLIENT COMMENTING Share a review link. Clients enter their name, pin comments on the live page, and reply in the thread — no account, login, or extension required. Add your logo and colors on every plan. NO-INSTALL DASHBOARD Sign in at app.overlayqa.com to capture issues and review public URLs directly in your browser, without installing an extension. For localhost, staging, and login-gated pages, use the Chrome extension. FIND BUGS Auto Review. Scans any page for design inconsistencies, missing interactive states, form problems, responsive gaps, dead UI, and leftover placeholder content. A local scan runs first, then OverlayQA's AI reviews a page screenshot to confirm and add findings. Accessibility Audit. axe-core WCAG scans plus AI visual analysis catch contrast, touch-target, and ARIA issues. Design Tokens and Components. Flag hard-coded colors, spacing, type, and radius that should be design tokens, and components styled inconsistently. Upload a tokens JSON or pick a Figma frame to check against your real system. Visual Comparison. Overlay a Figma frame or an uploaded image on the live page, or let AI Visual Comparison list the differences for you. TRACK FIXES Click any element to capture an issue with a screenshot, CSS selector, computed values, viewport, and browser details. AI drafts the title and description when you ask. Assign issues, add labels, attach files, and filter to what is still open. Two-way sync with more than 10+ trackers, See the full list at overlayqa.com/integrations. MCP server: work your issue list from your AI coding assistant. BUILT FOR Designers checking what engineering shipped. Frontend teams catching UI bugs before release. QA engineers running design QA. Agencies reviewing a build before the client sees it. Catch UI bugs before a user bounces or a client catches them.