OverlayQA
Design QA that turns visual feedback into dev-ready issues
Details
- Categories
- Design Tools
- Target Audience
- DesignersProduct ManagersFrontend Developers
- Pricing
- Subscription from $39
- Platforms
- Web
- Featured in
- Best Web Design Tools
bugherd
Marker.io
ruttl.comAbout OverlayQA
OverlayQA is a visual QA and design feedback platform for web teams. Click any page element to capture screenshots, CSS selectors, computed styles, and browser metadata in one action. AI drafts structured issues with severity and technical context. Compare live builds against Figma designs, run WCAG accessibility audits powered by axe-core, and scan pages for design token drift. Two-way sync with Jira, Linear, Notion, and Slack keeps status, assignee, and comments updated across tools. Works on localhost, staging, and production. Free tier available, pricing starts at $39/mo.
Product Insights
OverlayQA is a web-based design and testing tool designed to streamline design QA and project management workloads. By offering a free tier alongside subscriptions starting at $39 per month, it provides designers, product managers, and frontend developers with structured bug tracking and auditing tools.
- Automates technical issue drafting by capturing CSS selectors, computed styles, and browser metadata.
- Features built-in WCAG accessibility audits powered by axe-core and design token drift scanning.
- Integrates directly with workflows through two-way sync with Jira, Linear, Notion, and Slack.
- Operates flexibly across local development, staging, and live production environments.
Ideal for: This platform is ideal for designers, product managers, and frontend developers seeking to run web design QA, track accessibility compliance, and manage developmental issues.
The platform serves as an alternative to existing visual feedback and bug tracking tools such as bugherd, Marker.io, and ruttl.com.
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I built OverlayQA because design QA was eating 3+ days of back-and-forth on every project. A designer screenshots a spacing issue, pastes it in Slack, the dev asks "which page? what breakpoint?" and the cycle repeats. Now you click the element, and the issue ships to Jira or Linear with the screenshot, CSS values, viewport, and browser metadata already attached. No copy-pasting, no "can you send me the URL?" The part I'm most excited about: the accessibility and design system audits. One scan catches WCAG violations and token drift that nobody was checking manually. Most teams discover 40-60 issues on their first run. Would love feedback from anyone doing QA on client sites or managing design handoffs. That's exactly who we built this for.
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