Point at the failing DOM. Pinhere keeps the page, structure and screenshot so your coding agent can claim, fix and report back.
View workflowSafari and Chrome share the same secure workflow. Pinhere reads the current page only when you activate the extension, then sends the selected DOM and screenshot to your workspace.
Touch-first selection: hold to preview and release to choose. Built for iPhone, iPad, and Mac Safari.
iPhone cannot install a ZIP directly. The beta will be distributed through Apple TestFlight; install it here, then enable Pinhere under Settings → Safari → Extensions.
For desktop Chrome, with hover targeting, DOM selection, screenshot cropping, and issue submission.
Download Chrome extensionDownload the ZIP package and extract it to a folder you can keep.
Enter chrome://extensions in the address bar and turn on Developer mode.
Choose Load unpacked, then select the folder you just extracted.
Pinhere is a visual bug reporting tool that connects the live webpage to the code-fixing workflow. It keeps the page URL, selected DOM element, screenshot, and description in one structured issue, cutting the back-and-forth between product, design, QA, and engineering.
Use the Safari or Chrome extension to point at the broken element and preserve its page URL, structure, and reproducible location instead of relying on vague written directions.
Store the interface capture, annotation, and issue description together. Layout defects, copy mistakes, and interaction bugs remain easy to understand when they change hands.
Expose structured issues through a stable API so an AI coding assistant can claim work, update its status, and report the completed fix back to the board.
Point to the exact element during review so every visual comment maps to an implementation target.
Capture reproducible UI bugs without scattering screenshots, URLs, and selectors across separate tools.
Give coding agents real browser context and close the loop from discovery and claim to fix and status update.
No realtime service, repository binding or black box. Just a stable contract and reproducible defect context.
Pinhere protocol / v1A screenshot stores pixels. Pinhere also records the selected DOM element, page origin, and structured status, so a developer or AI coding agent can continue the work.
Pinhere focuses on capturing and handing off webpage UI defects. It provides a lightweight board and stable protocol without forcing repository binding or heavyweight project management into feedback.
No. Only the public landing pages are indexable. Sign-in, workspace, authorization, and private issue pages are marked noindex and remain protected by account permissions.