Screenshot capture
Attach the current viewport to bug reports so visual regressions are easier to reproduce.
QA Reporter ยท One capture. Three findings.
Create complete bug reports in one browser click.
RavionX QA Reporter is the first MVP feature in the Inspect suite. It captures screenshots, page URL, browser details, console errors, failed network requests, and reproduction notes without automatically uploading evidence.
SuiteQA + Accessibility + Privacy
MVPQA Reporter first
PrivacyNo automatic uploads
Local-first means screenshots, logs, and scan results stay on-device unless a user chooses to export or share.
The gap
Incomplete bug reports slow down every developer handoff.
Screenshots alone rarely explain the console errors or failed requests behind a bug.
Browser, URL, viewport, and environment details are easy to forget under release pressure.
Reproduction notes need to travel with the evidence, not arrive in a separate message thread.
Feature set
QA evidence captured while the page is still broken.
RavionX QA Reporter turns the current tab into a local-first report with visual, technical, and manual context for developers.
Console error capture
Collect JavaScript errors and warnings with page context.
Network failure capture
Surface failed requests that explain broken states, missing assets, or API regressions.
Environment details
Record URL, browser, viewport, timestamp, and extension metadata.
Manual repro notes
Give testers room to describe steps, expected results, and actual behavior.
Exportable reports
Prepare evidence for future PDF, GitHub, Jira, and Linear workflows.
Local-first capture model
No automatic screenshot or log uploads
Built for developers, QA teams, and agencies
How it works
One browser action, then structured findings.
RavionX Inspect keeps evidence close to the page and turns volatile browser state into reports developers can act on.
01
Capture locally
Run Inspect from the extension on the tab your team is reviewing, with evidence kept local by default.
02
Scan three ways
Start with QA Reporter, then layer in accessibility issues and privacy signals from the same page.
03
Choose what to share
Export developer-ready findings only when a user decides the report is ready to leave the browser.
Local-first capture model
No automatic screenshot or log uploads
Built for developers, QA teams, and agencies
Feature set
Designed for high-signal browser evidence.
RavionX Inspect keeps reports structured, scannable, local-first, and close to the page state your team needs to debug.
Screenshot capture
Attach the current viewport to bug reports so visual regressions are easier to reproduce.
Console error capture
Collect JavaScript errors and warnings with page context.
Network failure capture
Surface failed requests that explain broken states, missing assets, or API regressions.
Environment details
Record URL, browser, viewport, timestamp, and extension metadata.
Manual repro notes
Give testers room to describe steps, expected results, and actual behavior.
Exportable reports
Prepare evidence for future PDF, GitHub, Jira, and Linear workflows.
Pricing
Start with QA Reporter in private beta.
RavionX Inspect starts with the QA Reporter MVP, then expands into privacy, accessibility, exports, and team reporting.
Free Beta
$0
For early testers validating the first QA Reporter workflow.
- Local captures
- QA Reporter MVP access
- Basic accessibility checks
- Basic privacy summary
Pro
Coming after beta
For developers and agencies that need repeatable exports.
- Unlimited reports
- PDF exports
- Advanced scans
- Templates
- GitHub/Jira/Linear integrations
Team
Planned roadmap
For teams and client-facing reporting workflows.
- Shareable reports
- Team workspace
- Client-ready reports
- Slack/email alerts
FAQ
Questions before the beta
A short read on privacy posture, team fit, roadmap integrations, and extension availability.
Is RavionX Inspect local-first?
Yes. RavionX Inspect is designed around local browser captures first, so teams can review evidence before deciding what to export or share.
Does it upload screenshots or logs?
No automatic upload is planned for screenshots, logs, or scan results. The product direction is to keep evidence local until a user chooses an export or integration path.
Is this only for QA teams?
No. QA teams get faster evidence, but developers, accessibility reviewers, privacy consultants, product managers, and agencies can use the same reports.
Can agencies use it for client reports?
Yes. The planned Pro and Team tiers are shaped around exportable, client-ready reports for audits, launches, and maintenance retainers.
Will it support Jira/GitHub/Linear?
Those integrations are planned for the Pro roadmap so findings can move from browser capture into the tools teams already use.
When will the Chrome extension be available?
QA Reporter is the first MVP feature planned for private beta. Join the list to get release updates and early access invitations.
Private beta
Join the QA Reporter beta list.
RavionX Inspect is the suite. QA Reporter is the first MVP feature, with Privacy Auditor and Accessibility Checker shaping the trust and developer-fix roadmap.
Join the beta to help shape the first browser capture workflow for QA evidence, accessibility checks, and privacy visibility.
Local-first evidence capture
No automatic upload of screenshots, logs, or scan results
Privacy Auditor prioritized as the flagship trust and privacy page
Private beta access
Send a short note with your role, company, and whether you want QA Reporter, Privacy Auditor, Accessibility Checker, or the full suite.
Static launch fallback. A direct signup workflow can replace this when lead capture is connected.