For anyone who pays a developer

Tell your developer exactly what to fix.

Before
To dev team
Subject site fixes (see doc)
  1. the date thing is wrong again
  2. top title should say monthly??
  3. avg sale number, see pic 3 (sideways sorry)
website changes FINAL (2).docx
With Fixnote
Ops dashboard changes.docx3 changes · 1 capture · 1 page
FN-01
Change $2,450 to $2,550Now: “Average sale $2,450”
FN-02
Date should read 09/29/2026Now: “Updated 09/31/2026”
FN-03
Report is monthly, not weeklyNow: “Weekly Instal Report”
Before

Does this look familiar?

You spotted three things wrong. Here is what it takes to tell your developer.

Before
With Fixnote

Same three fixes. One clean report.

Point, type, and send. Every note keeps its exact spot, so your developer never has to ask which one.

With Fixnote
How it works

Capture. Type. Send.

Fixnote sits in your Chrome toolbar and does nothing until you click it. Then it works on any page you can open.

1Capture

Point at it

Click the thing that’s wrong, highlight the text, or drag a box around any part of the page.

Average sale$2,450
Open claims7
2Type

Say what should change

A sentence is enough. Fixnote keeps where it is and what it says now, so you never write “the box on the left.”

Note
“$2,450”
Change to $2,550. Target stays $2,540.
Save
3Send

Send one document

Every note from every page lands in one Word document, in order. Email it once. Your developer works straight down the list.

Ops dashboard changes
FN-01Change $2,450 to $2,550
FN-02Date should read 09/29/2026
FN-03Report is monthly, not weekly
Download .docx
What your developer gets

One document. Every fix. Nothing to guess.

  • The exact spot. The page and the element, so nobody fixes the wrong thing.
  • What it says now. The current text, copied for you.
  • What it should say. Your note, in your words.
  • Screenshots where you need them. Anything you capture sits right next to its note, the right way up.

Building with AI? The same report exports as Markdown that Claude Code, Cursor and Codex can work through ticket by ticket.

Acme Kitchens · Requested changesPrepared by Mat · 3 changes · acmekitchens.example
IDChangeType
FN-01Change $2,450 to $2,550Element
FN-02Date should read 09/29/2026Capture
FN-03Report is monthly, not weeklyText
FN-02 · Date should read 09/29/2026
Page
acmekitchens.example/ops/weekly
Type
Capture
What it says now
“Updated 09/31/2026”
Requested change

Should read 09/29/2026. September only has 30 days.

Screenshot
Captured Open claims card showing Updated 09/31/2026
Who it’s for

Built for the person paying for the work.

Not a developer? Good. Fixnote was built for you.

Agency-built website

You paid an agency for your site.

They’re good at building. Getting changes back to them is the slow part. Send one document instead of a string of emails.

Contract or offshore developers

Your developer is in another time zone.

Every unclear note costs a day and a line on the invoice. Fixnote makes every note impossible to misread, so the fixes are waiting in the morning.

Ops and marketing leads

You have no ticket system.

No Jira, no bug tracker, just you and a developer. Fixnote is the ticket system you never have to set up.

“This was exactly what I was looking for. This is so much cleaner than what we used to use.”
Developer, on the receiving end of Fixnote reports
50+locations

Built and tested inside a 50-plus location network, with the dev team in mind. Used every week on internal tools, SOPs and Claude artifacts before it was ever sold.

This page was reviewed with Fixnote. Every change on it arrived as one document.

Questions

What is Fixnote?

Fixnote is a Chrome extension for telling a developer exactly what to change on a website. You click the thing that is wrong, highlight text, or drag a box around part of the page, then type what should change. Fixnote records the exact spot and what it says now, plus a screenshot of anything you capture. When you are done it sends one clean document with every change in order, ready for your developer to work straight through.

Do I need to install anything on my website?

No. Fixnote runs in your own browser, so there is no code to add to your site, no plugin to install and nothing for your developer to set up first. It works on sites you can't edit, sites an agency manages for you, staging links, and pages behind a login.

Does my developer need Fixnote?

No. They get a normal Word document that opens in Word, Google Docs or Pages. Each change has an ID like FN-03, so you can both point at the same item without describing it again.

How is Fixnote different from website feedback widgets?

Most feedback tools are built for agencies: the developer installs a widget on the site and invites the client in. Fixnote is built for the client. You use it on any site you can open, with no widget, no invite and no setup from anyone else, and you decide when the list is ready to send.

Does it work with AI coding tools like Claude Code, Cursor or Codex?

Yes. Every report can also export as Markdown with a screenshots folder. Each change carries the page, the element, its current text and the requested change, which is what Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Lovable or v0 need to make the change without a follow-up question.

Does it work on PDFs?

Yes. Open a PDF in Chrome, click the Fixnote icon and it opens in the Fixnote viewer. Press Space or drag a box around anything on the page, then type the change. Each note records the page number and a screenshot, so proposals, SOPs and menus get the same clean list.

What does it cost?

The free plan includes 3 reports a month as Word documents, with unlimited notes in each. Pro is $15 a month or $120 a year: unlimited reports, every report saved by project, Markdown export for AI coding tools, and PDF markup. Cancel any time, with a 14-day money-back on your first purchase.

Which browsers are supported?

Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc on Mac, Windows and Linux. Fixnote runs on a computer, not a phone. Safari and Firefox are not supported yet.

Where does my data go?

Notes and screenshots stay in your browser until you send a report. When you send one, the report is saved privately to your Fixnote account so you can find it later, and that is the only thing Fixnote ever receives. Removing the extension deletes everything it stored on your computer.

Your next round of changes, right the first time.

Install it, point at the next thing that needs fixing, and send the document.