What is Toado
Toado is a Chrome extension plus web app plus MCP server that turns “I see a bug” into “an AI agent is working on it” in under a minute.
The 30-second pitch
You are on a website, you spot a bug. You click the Toado extension. Toado captures:
- A screenshot of the visible page.
- The current URL.
- The full console log.
- All network requests with status codes, timing, and headers.
- Uncaught errors and unhandled promise rejections.
- Performance notes (page load metrics, long tasks, Web Vitals).
That capture lands as a ticket on a kanban board. You can annotate the screenshot (circle, highlight, draw, redact), write a description, and add comments. Then you (or your Claude Code agent via MCP) work the ticket: read the full context, edit the code, comment with what you did, and move the ticket forward.
Who it is for
- Developers triaging bugs across multiple sites or apps.
- Product managers filing visual bugs without writing the world’s longest description.
- QA running test passes and dropping captures into a queue.
- Teams that want to hand triage queues to AI agents (Claude Code, via MCP) for first-pass work.
- Founders and solo devs building software who want to capture-and-fix without leaving flow.
If you have ever filed a Jira ticket that read “the page is broken” with no context, Toado is for you.
What makes it different
| Traditional bug tracker | Toado | |
|---|---|---|
| Capture | Manual: screenshot, paste, describe. | One click. Automatic. |
| Context | Whatever the reporter remembered. | Console, network, errors, performance, URL. Always. |
| Annotation | Open the screenshot in another app. | Built in. Pen, highlight, redact, drag-select regions. |
| AI handoff | Copy-paste the ticket text into a chat. | MCP. The AI reads the full capture, including DevTools data. |
| Multi-tenant | One tracker per project, painful to share. | Multi-company, multi-project, role-based access from day one. |
What it is not
- Not a Jira / Linear replacement. Toado is the capture-and-fix surface; integrations to your existing tracker can come later.
- Not a built-in AI. Toado exposes context via MCP. You bring your own Claude Code or other MCP-compatible client.
- Not server-side. Captures happen in your browser, in your authenticated session.
- Not Firefox / Safari (yet). Chrome only, v1.
See it in action
Try it
- Sign up for an account.
- Install the Chrome extension.
- Capture your first bug.
Or, if you are coming for the AI integration: jump straight to the Claude Code quickstart.