Every fix on record,ready to bill.

Two minutes after installing the Chrome Extension you can file your first issue. No complex configuration or code snippets to start — add MCP and commit-key integration whenever you're ready.

Yes — intake and verification are exactly where non-developers belong. File issues with clicks and drags while technical metadata (screenshots, console, network, environment) is collected automatically. And the verified click has been a human's job from day one.

Yes. Put the issue key (e.g. QANOTE-12) in your commit message and the fix submission is recorded automatically; once the deploy is confirmed the issue is marked ready to verify. Agent handoff is optional, not a prerequisite.

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is officially supported. One issue URL delivers screenshots, console and network logs, and repro steps to your agent, and progress is written back to QA Note automatically. Before you set up MCP, the copy-prompt button gets you the same start.

The Solo plan includes 2 projects, 3 members, 50 issues per month, 50 AI writing-assist uses per month, 512MB storage, and 30-day data retention. Card registration and paid upgrades are paused during the Pilot; contact support to discuss Pro or Flex.

New payments and automatic renewals are paused during the Pilot. Monthly and annual pricing and discounts will be announced before paid billing begins.

Data is encrypted with TLS in transit and AES-256 at rest. Passwords use argon2id hashing; external integration tokens are stored with AES-256-GCM encryption. We follow GDPR standards, and ISMS-P certification is on the roadmap. See the Security page for details.

Only humans. Agents and APIs can record up to fix submitted; the verified click is reserved for a signed-in person. 'It's fixed' is confirmed by human judgment, not by the agent's self-report.

A published report is frozen as a snapshot at publish time — it doesn't change even if issues are edited afterwards. If a correction is needed, publish a new corrected version with full history. That's what makes it usable as billing evidence.

No. They open an invite link (magic link) to report issues and track the status and public comments of what they reported. They don't take up a paid seat either.