Feature Requests

We’re considering a feature to allow video and GIF issue reporting, similar to Loom, to improve bug tracking and website issue submissions. Current Alternative: Session Replay Videos Automatically capture and replay user actions right before an issue is submitted, giving developers clear context without needing extra input from reporters. Why This Matters: For Developers: Easily replicate and resolve bugs with a visual walkthrough. For Reporters: Automatically captures and submits the video without any further set up required. Learn More About Session Replay Videos

Ability to see past feedback directly in widget. This will help avoid duplicates and would create this feeling of "drop a pin comments" feedback on the site

Collect feedback by customizing the widget form in different languages

Build a Mobile SDK that allows Marker.io to be embedded inside native mobile apps. Support for frameworks like React Native, Flutter, Capacitor, Ionic, and Angular. Allow teams to collect in-app feedback and bug reports directly from iOS and Android apps.

Send feedback via the widget, without having to add a screenshot

Right now, some users need to log into Marker.io to see the widget on a website. We want to remove this requirement and let teams decide exactly who gets access. How It Could Work Teams could choose who sees the widget, without requiring a Marker.io login. Options might include: Everyone Only internal team members Only logged-in users on the website Only people with a special invite link Only visitors from a specific country or region Only on certain pages etc

Feature Request: Dynamic Variables Mapping Description: Implement a feature that allows users to map dynamic variables to widget fields within Marker.io . This enhancement would enable the integration of various data points, such as the reporter's email or browser version, into the custom fields of existing integrations. Key Benefits: Enhanced Data Accuracy: Automatically capture and map relevant data, reducing manual entry errors. Improved Workflow Efficiency: Streamline the reporting process by pre-filling custom fields with dynamic data. Customizable Integrations: Provide greater flexibility in how data is collected and utilized across different platforms and integrations. Use Cases: Automatically map the reporter’s email to a designated custom field in project management tools. Capture browser version details and include them in bug reports within issue tracking systems. Store additional user-specific information directly into custom fields of integrations for better context and traceability.

Feature Overview Allow users to take a screenshot after a short delay (e.g., 5 or 10 seconds). Let users choose the delay time before the screenshot is captured. Use Case Helps capture things like hover menus, tooltips, or timed pop-ups that disappear quickly. Useful when trying to grab a specific moment on the screen that’s hard to catch instantly. Benefits Makes it easier to capture UI elements that are only visible for a short time. Gives users more control when taking screenshots. Saves time and avoids the need for workarounds. Current Workaround Users can take a delayed screenshot using their local tools, save it, and then manually upload it to Marker.io . Here’s a guide to that workaround . On some devices, pressing Alt+U (Windows) or Cmd+U (Mac) while hovering over an element can also trigger a screenshot, but it’s not very reliable or easy to use.

Feature Overview : Introduce advanced text formatting in Marker.io 's description field. Key Capabilities : Incorporate both Markdown and WYSIWYG editor options. Essential Formatting Features : Headings Bold text Italic text Underline Bullet points

Feature Overview Allow users to add multiple screenshots to one feedback report. Include the option to replace an individual screenshot with another. Use Case Sometimes there may be a need to show more than one image to explain a problem clearly — for example, a "before" and "after" state. It's helpful to show not just the issue, but also the settings or context around it. Tangential idea: Take screenshots without creating a report right away. Then, when we do start a report, we can pick from the screenshots we’ve taken recently (like from the last hour). This would also be useful to compare two pages — one that’s broken and one that’s working — in a single report.