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Comparativa, precios y ejemplos.","es",{"src":45,"card":46,"alt":47,"width":16,"height":17},"\u002Fwp-content\u002Fuploads\u002F2023\u002F07\u002FFree_Bug_tracking_office_colours_pc_GiveFeedback.jpg","\u002Fwp-content\u002Fuploads\u002F2023\u002F07\u002FFree_Bug_tracking_office_colours_pc_GiveFeedback-400x250.jpg","Persona en un ordenador anotando capturas de pantalla de una web para el desarrollador","screenshot-annotation",{"path":50,"title":51,"description":52,"date":8,"modified":8,"locale":43,"category":23,"image":53,"translationKey":29},"\u002Fes\u002Fblog\u002Faprobacion-cliente-proyecto-web","Aprobación del cliente en un proyecto web: cómo conseguirla","Aprobación del cliente en un proyecto web: las 5 fases, una cláusula para limitar revisiones, un email de aprobación listo para copiar y una checklist.",{"src":25,"card":26,"alt":54,"width":28,"height":16},"Dos personas revisan un documento con un bolígrafo antes de la aprobación del cliente en un proyecto 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gratis.",{"src":67,"card":68,"alt":69,"width":16,"height":17},"\u002Fwp-content\u002Fuploads\u002F2023\u002F08\u002FFree_Bug_tracker_people_pc_GiveFeedback.jpg","\u002Fwp-content\u002Fuploads\u002F2023\u002F08\u002FFree_Bug_tracker_people_pc_GiveFeedback-400x250.jpg","Persona revisando una web con una checklist QA antes del lanzamiento","qa-checklist",{"path":72,"title":73,"description":74,"date":8,"modified":8,"locale":43,"category":11,"image":75,"translationKey":77},"\u002Fes\u002Fblog\u002Fcomo-escribir-un-informe-de-bugs","Plantilla de reporte de errores (bugs): gratis, con ejemplos","Plantilla de reporte de errores gratis en Excel y Word, con ejemplos de un informe de bugs bueno y uno malo, y los campos que importan en una web.",{"src":13,"card":14,"alt":76,"width":16,"height":17},"Código JavaScript en una pantalla, ilustrando cómo escribir un informe de bugs de una 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solo.",{"src":25,"card":26,"alt":89,"width":28,"height":16},"Equipo organizando bugs y feedback de clientes de una web en Notion","notion",{"path":92,"title":93,"description":94,"date":8,"modified":8,"locale":43,"category":95,"image":96,"translationKey":98},"\u002Fes\u002Fblog\u002Fherramientas-gratis-seguimiento-bugs","Herramientas gratis de seguimiento de bugs para webs (2026)","Herramientas gratis de seguimiento de bugs para equipos web: GitHub Issues, Jira, Trello, Linear, Notion, Asana y feedback visual, con límites comprobados.","comparisons",{"src":67,"card":68,"alt":97,"width":16,"height":17},"Equipo revisando incidencias en una herramienta gratis de seguimiento de bugs","free-bug-tracking",{"path":100,"title":101,"description":102,"date":8,"modified":9,"locale":43,"category":11,"image":103,"translationKey":18},"\u002Fes\u002Fblog\u002Fmejores-herramientas-feedback-visual-web","Cómo elegir una herramienta de feedback visual para tu web","Cómo elegir entre las herramientas de feedback visual web en 2026: tipos, checklist de 12 criterios, plantilla de puntuación y prueba de una semana.",{"src":13,"card":14,"alt":104,"width":16,"height":17},"Código en una pantalla, ilustración de cómo elegir entre herramientas de feedback visual web",{"path":106,"title":107,"description":108,"date":8,"modified":8,"locale":43,"category":11,"image":109,"translationKey":113},"\u002Fes\u002Fblog\u002Fpruebas-de-aceptacion-uat-web","Pruebas de aceptación de usuario (UAT): ejemplos y plantilla","Qué son las pruebas de aceptación de usuario (UAT), diferencias con el QA, ejemplos de escenarios, criterios de aceptación y una plantilla gratis en Excel.",{"src":110,"card":111,"alt":112,"width":16,"height":17},"\u002Fwp-content\u002Fuploads\u002F2023\u002F08\u002FFree_Bug_tracking_testing-man_GiveFeedback.jpg","\u002Fwp-content\u002Fuploads\u002F2023\u002F08\u002FFree_Bug_tracking_testing-man_GiveFeedback-400x250.jpg","Cliente haciendo pruebas de aceptación UAT de su nueva web frente al 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Tipos, ventajas, ejemplos y qué pedirle a una herramienta.",{"src":35,"card":36,"alt":119,"width":16,"height":17},"Diseñador web revisando el feedback visual sobre una interfaz","visual-feedback",{"path":122,"title":123,"description":124,"date":125,"modified":8,"locale":10,"category":23,"image":126,"translationKey":90},"\u002Fblog\u002Fsupercharge-your-workflow-with-the-notion-bug-tracker-extension","Notion Bug Tracker Template (Free) for Website Projects","A free Notion bug tracker template for website projects: import the CSV, get the right properties and board views, and send client feedback into it.","2025-04-24T16:17:44+00:00",{"src":25,"card":26,"alt":127,"width":28,"height":16},"Team organizing website bugs and client feedback in a Notion bug tracker",{"path":129,"title":130,"description":131,"date":132,"modified":8,"locale":10,"category":11,"image":133,"translationKey":113},"\u002Fblog\u002Fuser-acceptance-testing-in-software-development","User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Template, Checklist & Examples","What user acceptance testing is, UAT vs QA, example test scenarios, exit criteria and a free UAT test plan and sign-off template (Excel) for websites.","2023-09-28T17:32:27+00:00",{"src":110,"card":111,"alt":134,"width":16,"height":17},"Client doing user acceptance testing on a new website at his desk",{"path":136,"title":137,"description":138,"date":139,"modified":8,"locale":10,"category":95,"image":140,"translationKey":98},"\u002Fblog\u002Fbug-tracking-tools-free","Free Bug Tracking Tools for Web Teams (2026 Guide)","Free bug tracking tools for web teams compared: GitHub Issues, Jira, Trello, Linear, Notion, Asana and visual feedback tools, with verified free-plan limits.","2023-09-21T16:56:47+00:00",{"src":67,"card":68,"alt":141,"width":16,"height":17},"Team at a computer reviewing issues in a free bug tracking tool",{"path":143,"title":144,"description":145,"date":146,"modified":8,"locale":10,"category":11,"image":147,"translationKey":77},"\u002Fblog\u002Fwhat-to-put-in-a-bug-report","Bug Report Template (Free Excel & Word) + Examples","Free bug report template for Excel, Google Sheets and Word, with good and bad bug report examples and the fields that matter for website bugs.","2023-09-11T14:43:18+00:00",{"src":13,"card":14,"alt":148,"width":16,"height":17},"JavaScript code on a screen, illustrating how to write a bug report for a website",{"path":150,"title":151,"description":152,"date":153,"modified":8,"locale":10,"category":23,"image":154,"translationKey":61},"\u002Fblog\u002F1-way-to-get-annotated-screengrabs-into-asana","Asana Bug Tracking: Get Annotated Screenshots into Tasks","Get annotated screenshots and website feedback into Asana: attachments, Proofing, email-to-task, Forms or automatic tasks from a feedback widget, compared.","2023-09-11T11:56:04+00:00",{"src":13,"card":14,"alt":155,"width":16,"height":17},"Annotated screenshots of a website being turned into Asana tasks",{"path":157,"title":158,"description":159,"date":160,"modified":8,"locale":10,"category":11,"image":161,"translationKey":70},"\u002Fblog\u002Fspeed-up-qa-testing","Website QA Checklist: 60+ Checks Before Launch (Free Template)","A website QA checklist with 60+ checks grouped by area (forms, links, devices, browsers, speed, SEO, accessibility), plus a free Excel template to download.","2023-08-19T11:32:36+00:00",{"src":67,"card":68,"alt":162,"width":16,"height":17},"Person running a website QA checklist on a laptop before launch",{"path":164,"title":165,"description":166,"date":167,"modified":8,"locale":10,"category":11,"image":168,"translationKey":120},"\u002Fblog\u002Fvisual-feedback-faster-bug-testing","What Is Visual Feedback? A Guide for Web Teams","What is visual feedback? Feedback given on the website itself with marked-up screenshots, video or pinned comments. Types, benefits, examples, tool checklist.","2023-08-09T17:41:00+00:00",{"src":35,"card":36,"alt":169,"width":16,"height":17},"Web designer reviewing visual feedback on a website interface",{"path":171,"title":172,"description":173,"date":174,"modified":8,"locale":10,"category":11,"image":175,"translationKey":48},"\u002Fblog\u002Fscreen-grab-annotation-apps","How to Annotate Website Screenshots (and Send Them to Devs)","How to annotate website screenshots with OS tools, browser features, dedicated apps or a feedback widget. Compare options and prices, with a good example.","2023-08-02T23:25:13+00:00",{"src":45,"card":46,"alt":176,"width":16,"height":17},"Person at a computer annotating website screenshots for a developer",{"id":178,"title":137,"body":179,"category":95,"date":139,"description":138,"extension":651,"faq":652,"image":668,"locale":10,"meta":669,"modified":8,"navigation":670,"path":136,"seo":671,"seoTitle":672,"stem":673,"tags":674,"tldr":679,"translationKey":98,"__hash__":680},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Fbug-tracking-tools-free.md",{"type":180,"value":181,"toc":633},"minimark",[182,186,191,194,197,232,235,239,400,403,407,411,414,417,420,423,426,429,432,435,438,442,445,448,452,455,459,462,543,546,555,559,562,580,583,590,593,597,630],[183,184,185],"p",{},"Free bug tracking tools are good enough for most small web teams in 2026, as long as you know where each free plan stops. This guide explains what a bug tracker is, compares the free plans of the tools web teams actually use (with limits checked on each vendor's pricing page as of October 2026), and shows why a bug tracker alone doesn't solve the hardest part: getting clear bug reports from clients.",[187,188,190],"h2",{"id":189},"what-is-a-bug-tracker","What is a bug tracker?",[183,192,193],{},"A bug tracker is a tool that records software defects as individual issues and moves each one from \"reported\" to \"fixed\", with an owner, a priority and a history. It answers three questions at any moment: what is broken, who is fixing it, and what was already fixed.",[183,195,196],{},"A useful bug tracker for a web team needs, at minimum:",[198,199,200,208,214,220,226],"ul",{},[201,202,203,207],"li",{},[204,205,206],"strong",{},"One issue per bug",", with a title, description, steps to reproduce and attachments.",[201,209,210,213],{},[204,211,212],{},"Status and priority fields",", so a typo on the About page doesn't sit next to a broken checkout with the same weight.",[201,215,216,219],{},[204,217,218],{},"Assignment",", so every bug has one person responsible.",[201,221,222,225],{},[204,223,224],{},"Search and filters",", to find \"all open bugs on the staging site\" in seconds.",[201,227,228,231],{},[204,229,230],{},"History",", so you can show a client what was fixed and when.",[183,233,234],{},"Everything else (automation, sprints, reports, time tracking) is nice to have. Free plans usually cover the minimum and restrict the extras.",[187,236,238],{"id":237},"free-bug-tracking-tools-compared-as-of-october-2026","Free bug tracking tools compared (as of October 2026)",[240,241,242,264],"table",{},[243,244,245],"thead",{},[246,247,248,252,255,258,261],"tr",{},[249,250,251],"th",{},"Tool",[249,253,254],{},"Type",[249,256,257],{},"What the free plan includes",[249,259,260],{},"Main free-plan limit",[249,262,263],{},"First paid plan",[265,266,267,287,306,324,343,362,381],"tbody",{},[246,268,269,275,278,281,284],{},[270,271,272],"td",{},[204,273,274],{},"GitHub Issues",[270,276,277],{},"Developer issue tracker",[270,279,280],{},"Unlimited public and private repos, unlimited collaborators, Issues and Projects",[270,282,283],{},"Tied to code repositories; less friendly for non-developers",[270,285,286],{},"Team, $4\u002Fuser\u002Fmonth (first 12 months)",[246,288,289,294,297,300,303],{},[270,290,291],{},[204,292,293],{},"Jira Free",[270,295,296],{},"Agile issue tracker",[270,298,299],{},"Scrum and Kanban boards, backlog, unlimited projects",[270,301,302],{},"Up to 10 users, 2 GB storage, community support only",[270,304,305],{},"Per-user paid plans",[246,307,308,313,315,318,321],{},[270,309,310],{},[204,311,312],{},"Linear Free",[270,314,277],{},[270,316,317],{},"Unlimited members, core issue tracking",[270,319,320],{},"250 issues, 2 teams, 10 MB uploads",[270,322,323],{},"Basic, $10\u002Fuser\u002Fmonth (yearly)",[246,325,326,331,334,337,340],{},[270,327,328],{},[204,329,330],{},"Trello Free",[270,332,333],{},"Kanban boards",[270,335,336],{},"Unlimited cards, built-in automation",[270,338,339],{},"10 collaborators and 10 boards per workspace, 10 MB per file, 250 automation runs\u002Fmonth",[270,341,342],{},"Standard, $5\u002Fuser\u002Fmonth yearly or $6 monthly",[246,344,345,350,353,356,359],{},[270,346,347],{},[204,348,349],{},"Notion Free",[270,351,352],{},"Docs + databases",[270,354,355],{},"Database you can shape into a bug tracker, up to 10 guests",[270,357,358],{},"Designed for individuals; limited blocks for 2+ members, 5 MB uploads, 7-day page history",[270,360,361],{},"Plus, €9.50\u002Fmember\u002Fmonth",[246,363,364,369,372,375,378],{},[270,365,366],{},[204,367,368],{},"Asana Personal",[270,370,371],{},"Project management",[270,373,374],{},"Unlimited projects and tasks, list, board and calendar views",[270,376,377],{},"2 users, 100 MB per file",[270,379,380],{},"Starter, $10.99\u002Fuser\u002Fmonth yearly or $13.49 monthly",[246,382,383,388,391,394,397],{},[270,384,385],{},[204,386,387],{},"GiveFeedback.io Free",[270,389,390],{},"Visual feedback tool",[270,392,393],{},"Feedback widget, markup tool, browser metadata, integrations with Jira, Trello, ClickUp, Slack, monday.com, Notion and Asana",[270,395,396],{},"5 projects, 50 feedback reports, 5 team members, watermark on screenshots",[270,398,399],{},"Pro, €9.99\u002Fmonth",[183,401,402],{},"Limits come from each vendor's official pricing page at the time of writing; they change, so double-check before you commit a client project to one.",[187,404,406],{"id":405},"the-free-bug-trackers-in-practice","The free bug trackers, in practice",[408,409,274],"h3",{"id":410},"github-issues",[183,412,413],{},"If your developers already keep the site's code on GitHub, GitHub Issues is the obvious free choice. The free plan includes unlimited private repositories and collaborators, and Issues and Projects (boards and tables) are included. You can reference an issue from a commit and close it automatically when the fix is merged.",[183,415,416],{},"The catch: issues live inside repositories, and clients and designers often find GitHub intimidating. It works best as the developers' list, fed by a friendlier reporting channel.",[408,418,293],{"id":419},"jira-free",[183,421,422],{},"Jira's Free plan is free forever for up to 10 users, with 2 GB of storage and support from the Atlassian Community. You get Scrum and Kanban boards, a backlog and custom workflows. It's the right choice if your team already thinks in sprints or your clients' in-house developers use Jira.",[183,424,425],{},"The catch: the 10-user cap counts everyone with access, and 2 GB of storage fills up quickly when every bug has screenshots attached. Jira also takes more setup than the other tools here.",[408,427,312],{"id":428},"linear-free",[183,430,431],{},"Linear is fast, keyboard-driven and popular with product teams. Its free plan has unlimited members but caps you at 250 issues and 2 teams, with 10 MB file uploads. For a single website build, 250 issues may be enough; for an agency running many client projects, you will hit the cap.",[408,433,330],{"id":434},"trello-free",[183,436,437],{},"Trello isn't a dedicated bug tracker, but a board with columns like \"Reported\", \"In progress\", \"Ready for review\" and \"Done\" is how many small agencies track bugs. The free plan allows up to 10 collaborators and 10 boards per workspace, unlimited cards and 250 automation command runs per month. Easy for clients to understand; weak on structured fields and reporting.",[408,439,441],{"id":440},"notion-and-asana","Notion and Asana",[183,443,444],{},"If your agency already runs projects in Notion or Asana, adding a bug tracker there avoids yet another tool. In Notion, create a database with properties for Status, Priority, Page URL, Browser and Assignee. In Asana, create a project with sections per status and custom fields for priority.",[183,446,447],{},"Check the free limits first: Notion's free plan is designed for individuals (blocks are limited once two or more members share a workspace, though up to 10 guests are allowed), and Asana's free Personal plan allows 2 users. For a real team, you will likely need Notion Plus or Asana Starter anyway.",[408,449,451],{"id":450},"open-source-options","Open-source options",[183,453,454],{},"Bugzilla, MantisBT and Redmine are free and open source. They are mature, but you install, host, update and back them up yourself. For a small web team without a sysadmin, a hosted free plan is usually the cheaper option once you count the hours.",[187,456,458],{"id":457},"bug-tracker-vs-visual-feedback-tool","Bug tracker vs visual feedback tool",[183,460,461],{},"A visual feedback tool is a widget on the website that lets anyone report a problem by marking up a screenshot of the page, with technical details captured automatically. It is not a replacement for a bug tracker; it is the intake for one.",[240,463,464,476],{},[243,465,466],{},[246,467,468,471,474],{},[249,469,470],{},"Aspect",[249,472,473],{},"Bug tracker",[249,475,390],{},[265,477,478,491,504,517,530],{},[246,479,480,485,488],{},[270,481,482],{},[204,483,484],{},"Who uses it",[270,486,487],{},"Developers, PMs",[270,489,490],{},"Clients, testers, stakeholders",[246,492,493,498,501],{},[270,494,495],{},[204,496,497],{},"Where it lives",[270,499,500],{},"Its own app",[270,502,503],{},"On the website being reviewed",[246,505,506,511,514],{},[270,507,508],{},[204,509,510],{},"Main job",[270,512,513],{},"Prioritize, assign and close issues",[270,515,516],{},"Capture clear reports with context",[246,518,519,524,527],{},[270,520,521],{},[204,522,523],{},"What a report contains",[270,525,526],{},"Whatever the reporter typed",[270,528,529],{},"Annotated screenshot, URL, browser, OS, screen size",[246,531,532,537,540],{},[270,533,534],{},[204,535,536],{},"Account needed to report",[270,538,539],{},"Usually yes",[270,541,542],{},"Usually no",[183,544,545],{},"The problem with a bug tracker alone is the input. A client won't log into Jira, and when they email instead, you get \"the menu is broken on my laptop\". Someone on your team then has to ask which page, which browser, what \"broken\" means, recreate the bug and type it into the tracker. That's the expensive part of bug tracking, and no free plan fixes it.",[183,547,548,549,554],{},"That's why most web teams use the two together: clients report through a visual feedback widget, and the reports land in the bug tracker as ready-to-work issues. For what a complete report should contain, see ",[550,551,553],"a",{"href":552},"\u002Fblog\u002Fwhat-to-put-in-a-bug-report\u002F","how to write a bug report",".",[187,556,558],{"id":557},"pair-your-tracker-with-a-visual-feedback-tool","Pair your tracker with a visual feedback tool",[183,560,561],{},"GiveFeedback.io has a free plan built for exactly this (as of October 2026):",[198,563,564],{},[201,565,566,569,570,574,575,579],{},[204,567,568],{},"GiveFeedback.io"," — free for up to 5 projects and 50 feedback reports, with 5 team members. Clients click a \"Give Feedback\" button, mark up a screenshot and submit, with no account. Reports go to your dashboard or straight into Jira, Trello, ClickUp, ",[550,571,573],{"href":572},"\u002Fnotion-bug-tracking-tool\u002F","Notion",", ",[550,576,578],{"href":577},"\u002Fasana-bug-tracking-tool\u002F","Asana",", monday.com or Slack. Honest limits: no GitHub or Linear integration, no video recording, no console logs, and free-plan screenshots carry a watermark.",[581,582],"integration-map",{},[183,584,585,586,554],{},"To decide which kind of visual feedback tool fits your team, read ",[550,587,589],{"href":588},"\u002Fblog\u002Fbest-website-feedback-tools\u002F","how to choose a website feedback tool",[591,592],"blog-cta",{},[187,594,596],{"id":595},"how-to-choose-a-free-bug-tracking-tool","How to choose a free bug tracking tool",[598,599,600,606,612,618,624],"ol",{},[201,601,602,605],{},[204,603,604],{},"Start where your team already works."," If code lives on GitHub, use GitHub Issues. If projects live in Notion or Asana, track bugs there. A free tool nobody opens is worse than no tool.",[201,607,608,611],{},[204,609,610],{},"Count users honestly."," Include developers, designers, PMs and any client who needs to see the list. Jira Free stops at 10, Asana Personal at 2, Trello at 10 collaborators per workspace.",[201,613,614,617],{},[204,615,616],{},"Estimate volume."," A website launch can easily produce 100+ issues. Linear's 250-issue cap and GiveFeedback.io's 50 free reports suit small projects; GitHub Issues and Jira have no issue cap.",[201,619,620,623],{},[204,621,622],{},"Check attachments."," Bugs need screenshots. Watch for small per-file limits (Notion 5 MB, Trello and Linear 10 MB) and total storage (Jira Free 2 GB).",[201,625,626,629],{},[204,627,628],{},"Decide how clients will report."," If clients report bugs, add a visual feedback tool that sends into your tracker, so nobody retypes emails into tickets.",[183,631,632],{},"A setup that costs nothing to start: Asana Personal or a Notion database as the tracker, and GiveFeedback.io's free plan as the client-facing widget on one live project. When the team or volume outgrows the free tiers, you'll know exactly which limit you hit and what it's worth paying for.",{"title":634,"searchDepth":635,"depth":635,"links":636},"",2,[637,638,639,648,649,650],{"id":189,"depth":635,"text":190},{"id":237,"depth":635,"text":238},{"id":405,"depth":635,"text":406,"children":640},[641,643,644,645,646,647],{"id":410,"depth":642,"text":274},3,{"id":419,"depth":642,"text":293},{"id":428,"depth":642,"text":312},{"id":434,"depth":642,"text":330},{"id":440,"depth":642,"text":441},{"id":450,"depth":642,"text":451},{"id":457,"depth":635,"text":458},{"id":557,"depth":635,"text":558},{"id":595,"depth":635,"text":596},"md",[653,656,659,662,665],{"question":654,"answer":655},"What is the best free bug tracking tool?","For developer teams, GitHub Issues is the most generous free option because it has no user or issue limit. Jira Free suits teams of up to 10 that want Scrum or Kanban workflows, and Linear Free suits small teams that can stay under 250 issues.",{"question":657,"answer":658},"Is Jira free?","Yes. As of October 2026, Jira's Free plan is free forever for up to 10 users with 2 GB of storage and community support. Above 10 users you need a paid plan.",{"question":660,"answer":661},"What is the difference between a bug tracker and a visual feedback tool?","A bug tracker stores, prioritizes and assigns issues for the team that fixes them. A visual feedback tool sits on the website and lets clients or testers report issues with an annotated screenshot and browser details, then sends them into the bug tracker.",{"question":663,"answer":664},"Can I use Notion or Asana as a free bug tracker?","Yes. A Notion database or an Asana project with status, priority and assignee fields works as a simple bug tracker. Notion's free plan is designed for individuals, and Asana's free Personal plan allows 2 users as of October 2026.",{"question":666,"answer":667},"Are there free open-source bug trackers?","Yes. Bugzilla, MantisBT and Redmine are free and open source, but you host and maintain them yourself. For most small web teams, a hosted free plan is less work.",{"src":67,"card":68,"alt":141,"width":16,"height":17},{},true,{"title":137,"description":138},"Free Bug Tracking Tools: Verified Free Plans (2026)","blog\u002Fbug-tracking-tools-free",[675,676,677,678],"free bug tracking tools","bug tracker","issue tracking","visual feedback","The best free bug tracking tools for web teams in 2026 are GitHub Issues (no user limit), Jira Free (up to 10 users, 2 GB storage), Linear Free (unlimited members, 250 issues), Trello Free (10 collaborators per workspace) and Notion or Asana if you already use them. A bug tracker stores and manages issues; a visual feedback tool like GiveFeedback.io captures them from clients with annotated screenshots. Most web teams use one of each.","Px_fH3j1Ti-HxGu4jPE-X6ZU_fZXzBWBi90dFosgEsw",1792593618650]