Annotated screenshots
Mark and number the exact spots that matter, right on the screenshot.
LeanTracker turns every bug report into a task an AI agent can act on. Testers capture annotated screenshots and the network calls behind a problem in one step. The project lives right beside your code, where agents read the queue, fix what is open and hand it back for verification.
Numbered, annotated screenshots and the network calls behind the bug, captured with every issue and with secrets redacted.
A documented project format agents understand out of the box: pick up open issues, record what changed, mark them ready to verify.
Clear statuses from draft to verified, severity levels, and remarks tagged by QA, developer or AI.
Mark and number the exact spots that matter, right on the screenshot.
The requests behind a bug are attached automatically, with credentials redacted.
Draft, open, in progress, ready to verify and resolved, with severity on every issue.
Agents and developers ask questions on the issue; testers answer where the context lives.
Issues stay in step with cloud trackers such as ClickUp, with conflicting edits detected.
Each project is a documented folder in your repository that coding agents read and update.
Every LeanTracker project is a documented folder your agents can read. They start from the summary, open the issue, fix it and record what changed.
{
"project": "Storefront",
"byStatus": { "Open": 4, "ReadyForVerification": 2, "Resolved": 18 },
"issues": [
{ "id": "K7M2PQ", "title": "Order total shows NaN", "status": "Open",
"severity": "Major", "screenshots": 2, "apiCalls": 10, "line": 142 }
]
}
Testers report, agents fix, testers verify, without copying context between tools.
Re-verify resolved issues against the original screenshots and network evidence.
Remarks tagged by QA, developer or AI keep everyone on the same page.
LeanTracker is a desktop app for Windows and macOS.
Each project is a documented folder in your repository. Agents read its index, pick up open issues, record what they changed and mark them ready for verification.
No. Authorization, cookie and token headers are redacted, and request bodies are size-capped.
Yes. Issues sync with cloud trackers such as ClickUp, and conflicting edits are detected rather than overwritten.
Ephemeral Linux sandboxes for code, builds and file work. Ready in seconds, gone when the job is done.
Managed headless browsers your agents can drive to capture, extract and automate the web.
Connect agents to the apps your business runs on, with credentials kept safe and every write under your control.
Rich reports for your team, a clear queue for your agents.