Click a pin and speak. Fixa captures your feedback the way you’d say it across a desk — in seconds, not paragraphs.
Start freeFree plan. No card needed.Click the pin. Anywhere on the screenshot.
Hit record and talk. “The heading’s too close to the nav — give it more air.”
It’s attached. The voice note sits on the pin, next to any typed notes.
A 20-second voice note replaces a 10-minute writeup.
“This is minor” and “this is urgent” sound different; text flattens both.
Review a whole build on your phone, talking as you scroll.
No separate audio files, no “see attached”.
Typing flattens feedback. By the time “this heading feels cramped, give it a bit more breathing room” becomes a written ticket, it has turned into “fix heading spacing” — and the intent is gone. Speaking keeps the nuance, and Fixa keeps the words attached to the pixel you were looking at.
It also makes reviewing faster than the build itself. Scroll the screen, click, talk, move on. A full review of a new release takes minutes, and every note lands already located and numbered.
The refund number should be the biggest thing on this screen — move it above the fold and make the subhead one line.
Whole flow feels one screen too long — can we merge steps two and three?
Modern browsers with microphone permission — Chrome and Edge today. You can always type instead.
Notes export as text and markdown; voice notes are noted with their pin so nothing goes missing from the numbered list.
Keep them short and specific — that’s the point. A few focused sentences per pin beats one long recording about everything.