Fixa turns your own review notes into AI-ready prompts. Pin what’s wrong, export the board, paste it into your coding agent — and ship the fixes before lunch.
Start freeFree plan. No card needed.You build fast with AI agents, but reviewing is still manual: you spot ten issues, then spend an hour writing prompts describing each one. Screenshots in one folder, notes in another, half of it forgotten by the next session.
The result is a strange bottleneck — the agent can ship a fix in minutes, but telling it precisely what to fix takes longer than the fix itself. Fixa closes that gap by making the review itself the prompt: every pin is already located, numbered and described by the time you finish looking.
Screenshot your build and drop it on a board.
Pin every issue as you review — voice notes when typing’s too slow.
Export as markdown — a numbered, pinned prompt pack.
Paste into Claude (or your agent of choice). The numbers map to the pins; the agent fixes exactly what you marked.
“I review my build on the couch with voice notes, export the board, paste it into Claude — and the fixes are done before my coffee is.”
Start on Free. Upgrade to Pro ($9/mo) when you outgrow 2 projects.
See full pricing →No — solo is the point. Fixa works as your own review loop; add collaborators only if and when you want them.
Any that take markdown and images — Claude, Cursor, Copilot and others.
Fixa warns you before you hit them, and upgrading is one click. Nothing you’ve built is ever taken away.