QA reports the issue.
The AI agent takes it from there.
A tester describes a problem in plain English. Claude reads the page, decides if it's a bug or a content/price fix, and either files a ticket or drafts the change — a manager approves before anything ever touches your live WordPress site.
Report
A small widget on your site lets any tester describe what's wrong by typing or recording a quick voice note in their own language — with a screenshot of exactly what they saw, automatically attached.
Investigate
Claude loads the real page, reproduces the steps where it can, and decides: genuine bug, or a content/price change someone actually wants.
Approve
Bugs get filed straight to your tracker. Content/price changes get drafted with a diff and sent to your dashboard — nothing goes live until you click Approve.
The AI never touches your live site
Every content or price change is a proposal, not an action. A dedicated, non-AI-callable execution path enforces three checks before anything is written: the change was approved, the approver has the right role, and the page hasn't changed since the diff was drafted.
Everything your team needs, in one loop
From the moment a tester spots something wrong to the moment it's live — reported, investigated, drafted, approved, and shipped, with every safety net built in.
One-click widget reporting
A floating icon on every page lets any tester describe an issue in plain English — with a screenshot of exactly what they saw attached automatically. No login, no ticket form to learn.
Voice reporting, any language
No time to type? Tap the mic and describe the issue out loud — in Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, English, or virtually any language. It's transcribed instantly and dropped straight into the report.
Real-page investigation
Claude loads the actual page a tester reported, not just their description — reproducing the issue where it can before deciding what's really going on.
Automatic triage
Every report is sorted into a genuine bug, a content edit, a price change, or a feature request — and routed differently depending on which it is.
Drafted changes with a diff
Content and price fixes arrive in your dashboard as a clear before/after diff — never applied until a manager reads it and clicks Approve.
Implement Figma designs
Paste a Figma link or a screenshot and Claude builds it as a new section on the page — reading the real layout, colors, and text, in your site's own Gutenberg or WPBakery format, ready for the same approval step as everything else.
Staging-first rollout
Connect a staging site and every approved change lands there first. Once you've reviewed the result, push the identical change to production with one click.
WordPress & WooCommerce, multi-site
Connect as many WordPress sites as you run, each with its own credentials and environment. Add WooCommerce keys to unlock price changes alongside content edits.
Ticket tracker integrations
Bugs that need a developer file straight into Jira, Trello, Asana, GitHub Issues, or a Slack channel. Nothing connected yet? It's logged internally so nothing is lost.
Analytics dashboard
See report volume, approval turnaround, and what's actually getting fixed — filterable and paginated so it stays readable as your history grows.
Role-based team access
Invite QA testers, managers, and admins by email — each gets exactly the permissions their role needs, and nobody, including you, ever sees their password.
Two-factor authentication
Add an authenticator-app code on top of the password for every login, protecting the account that can approve live changes to your site.
Monthly AI budget cap
Set a spend limit for the month and new requests pause automatically once it's reached — full control over cost with zero surprise bills.
Full data export & deletion
Download everything under your account as JSON at any time, or permanently erase it — requests, drafts, approvals, integrations, and team members included.