A few months ago, I found myself doing something ridiculous.
I was testing our app, spotted a visual bug, and opened Slack, Jira, and Loom — just to report it.
I took a screenshot, annotated it in another tool, tried to describe the bug in Jira, and pasted a video in Slack for good measure. It took me 12 minutes. For a single UI bug.
It’s a simple tool that lets you:
📸 Capture a screenshot or short screen recording
✍️ Annotate directly on it (arrows, highlights, notes)
🚀 Send it to Jira, GitHub, or Slack — in one click
It grabs all the context (URL, OS info, etc.) and fills in the ticket for you.
No more juggling tools.
No more “can you repro this?” back-and-forth.
No more time drain during testing or QA.
Report bugs during testing
Give design feedback without a call
Submit clear GitHub issues without switching tabs
Try it if you’re tired of wasting time documenting obvious problems:
🔗 https://snapsy.dev
🎥 120-sec demo
The 12-minutes-for-one-UI-bug number is exactly right, and exactly why I built something similar (Trello instead of Jira/GitHub, same "one click instead of four tools" idea). Curious how you settled on Jira/GitHub/Slack as the three destinations — was that from your own usage, or did early users pull you toward specific integrations? I went Trello-only for v1 on purpose and I'm trying to figure out which second integration actually matters vs. which one people just assume they want.
Snapsy looks like a total time-saver...
I agree, it's a super convenient tool.