Press ⌘/Ctrl Shift F on any page. Annotate with RAT. Hit send. Annotated screenshot lands in Asana in seconds.
From spotted bug to filed task in under 10 seconds. No email threads, no Slack back-and-forth, no missing context.
Press ⌘/Ctrl Shift F on any page. A dark annotation overlay appears instantly — no popup, no context switch.
Use RAT to mark up the page. Labels appear automatically in the task description. Undo with ⌘Z.
One click creates a structured Asana task with the annotated screenshot and auto-captured metadata. Or download the PNG locally — no Asana task created.
The only shortcut you need to remember
Three tools. Each does one thing exactly right. Pick the one that fits the bug you're describing.
Drag to draw a highlight box around what's broken. Everything else fades out — the selected area stays sharp and clear in the screenshot.
Draw an arrow from anywhere to anywhere. Use them to point at things too small to box, or to connect a symptom with its cause elsewhere on the page.
Click anywhere to drop a numbered label. Type a note and press Enter. The numbers show on the screenshot and the full list writes itself into the task description automatically.
Designed for the way your team actually works — not a generic tool dressed up for internal use.
Draw a box around what's broken. Everything else fades out, so the problem is impossible to miss.
Point at anything on the page — inside or outside the highlighted area. Pick any colour.
Drop numbered callout pills on the screenshot. Each label appears automatically in the task description as a numbered list — no manual copy-paste.
Every annotation is tracked. ⌘Z steps back, ⌘⇧Z or ⌘Y steps forward. Text labels are re-numbered automatically.
URL, browser, OS, and screen size are captured and attached to every task automatically — zero manual entry.
Save the fully annotated screenshot to your desktop without creating an Asana task. Useful for quick sharing or local reference.
After submitting, a "Copy link" button appears alongside "View in Asana". Paste the task URL straight into Slack or a comment.
The overlay and options page both have a theme toggle. Cycles auto → light → dark. Your preference is remembered between sessions.
Sign in with a single "Connect with Asana" click — no personal access tokens, no copy-pasting.
Start a session to capture multiple screenshots across different pages. When you submit, all shots land under one task — related bugs, grouped together.
Open a task in Asana and the Flagr button appears right in the header. Click it to start a session for that task — all screenshots land there when you submit.
Every Flagr report arrives as a fully structured task. Screenshot, annotations, and context already there — nothing to fill in.
Get the extension folder from the team and install it in four steps.
flagr folder you received
chrome://extensions and enable Developer Mode
flagr folder