Reproducible reports
Developers get technical details without asking testers for them.
UAT testing tool
User acceptance testing without the bug report homework.
Testers stay on the site and click what is wrong. Pintelly attaches the screenshot, URL, browser, viewport and console errors, and turns each report into a tracked task.
example.com/pricing
This pricing card heading is unclear.
Screenshot + browser context
UAT stalls when testers have to write the report themselves.
Business users are great at noticing what is wrong and bad at describing browsers, steps and URLs. Developers receive “it doesn't work” and the test cycle stretches by days.
A UAT cycle you can actually close
Testers find, Pintelly documents, the team resolves.
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Testers report in context
They click the failing element on staging and describe the expected behavior.
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Evidence is captured automatically
Screenshot, browser, OS, viewport, URL and console logs travel with the report, and session replay shows the steps.
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Track to sign-off
Prioritize, assign and move every issue across the board until the release is accepted.
Why teams run UAT with Pintelly
Testers never leave the site
No switching to a separate tracker, form or spreadsheet.
One view of release status
See open, in-progress and resolved issues for the whole test cycle.
UAT testing questions
Can testers use Pintelly on a staging site?+
Yes. Install the script on staging, or on any environment testers can reach.
Do testers need a Pintelly account?+
No. They can submit feedback through the widget without signing up.
Can issues go to GitHub?+
Yes. Feedback can be mirrored to GitHub issues, with status kept in sync.
Can we restrict the widget to testers?+
Yes. Visibility rules show the widget only to visitors with a specific cookie or attribute.