01 · Reviewer · browser extension
Lasso the element
Click the thing that’s wrong, type what you noticed, press Enter.
Point. Click. Comment.
Visual bug tracking, integrated with your agents via MCP.
Lasso an element on the live page and leave a note. It becomes a ticket with a screenshot, a durable anchor and console errors, ready for your team or their coding agent.
01For dev teams
Tickets your agent can act on.
Selector, screenshot, console and network errors in every ticket. Hand it to Claude Code or Cursor over MCP and review the fix from the board.
◆claude-code · read #142 → opened PR #388
02For agencies
Client reviews without the email thread.
Clients point at the live site instead of describing it. Feedback lands as pinned tickets, and they see the fix where they asked for it.
↗lasso.tools/r/k7f2 · 3 pins from the client
02 · Lasso · board
Ticket lands on the board
Screenshot, close-up, durable anchor, console errors and page details, filed under your project.
03 · Team or agent · MCP
Someone picks it up
A teammate drags it to In progress, or a connected agent reads it over MCP, fixes it and moves it to Verify.
04 · Reviewer · live site
Verify in place
Jump from the ticket back to the element on the live site. Close it, or send it back with one more note.
Lasso it. Fix it. Verify it in place.
What a ticket carries
Everything a developer needs, and nobody wrote a bug report.
- Screenshots. Full page plus a close-up of the element.
- A durable anchor. The pin finds the element again after the page changes.
- Console and network. Errors and failed requests. No bodies, cookies or headers.
- Page details. URL, browser, viewport, colour scheme, language, time zone.
- Isolation. Own layer, only on sites you turn it on for.
Agents, reviewers, GitHub
Built for the people who file, and the agents who fix.
$ claude mcp add --transport http lasso https://www.lasso.tools/api/mcp ✓ connected · list, read, comment, move
MCP server and CLI
Connect Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client. It reads tickets, asks for info and moves work to Verify. People still close. Lasso runs no models on your pages.
Reviewer links, no account
Send a link. They click Start reviewing and point at what to change. Pins stay where they were left.
GitHub sync
Link a repo and tickets become issues, both ways. Pull existing issues onto the board, push new tickets out, and status stays in step.
Pricing
One price. Every seat.
Lasso is $24.99 a month for your whole team, not per user. Add every developer, designer, client and agent you work with. The bill stays the same.
Team sizeAt $10/seatLasso
3 people$30$24.99
10 people$100$24.99
25 people$250$24.99
50 people$500$24.99
lasso7 days free
$24.99/month
Flat. Your whole team, not per user.
Start 7-day free trialNo card needed to start
- ✓Everyone on one plan: team, clients and agents
- ✓Reviewer links, no account needed
- ✓MCP server and CLI for coding agents
- ✓Two-way GitHub issue sync
- ✓Screenshots, element anchors, console and network capture
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is Lasso?
Lasso is a visual bug-reporting tool for live websites. With the browser extension, you click the element that is wrong and type a note. Lasso files a ticket with a full-page screenshot, a close-up, a durable element anchor, console errors, failed network requests and page details, on a board your team shares.
How does Lasso work with AI coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor?
Lasso has an MCP server and a CLI. Connect Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client and the agent can list and read tickets, comment, ask for more information and move finished work to Verify. A person still verifies and closes each ticket. Lasso itself runs no AI models on your pages.
Do clients and reviewers need a Lasso account?
No. Send a reviewer link: the reviewer opens it, clicks Start reviewing and points at what they want changed. There is no sign-up, and their pins stay on the page where they left them.
How much does Lasso cost?
Lasso is $24.99 a month for your whole team, not per user. Every developer, designer, client and agent is included at the same price. It starts with a 7-day free trial, and no card is needed to start.
What does Lasso capture, and what does it leave out?
Lasso captures screenshots, an anchor for the element, console errors, failed requests, and the URL, browser, viewport, colour scheme, language and time zone. It does not capture request or response bodies, cookies or headers, and it only runs on sites you turn it on for.
Does Lasso sync with GitHub issues?
Yes, both ways. Link a repository to pull existing issues onto the Lasso board, push new tickets out as issues, and keep their status in step, so nobody maintains two lists.
Which browsers does the Lasso extension support?
The Lasso extension runs in Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers, including Edge, Brave and Opera.
Start lassoing bugs on your site today.
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