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The fix tracker turns an issue or incident into a developer-ready ticket with the proof attached. It tracks the owner and status, re-checks the page when the fix is done, and shows the client the before and after.
The Fix Tracker turns problems from your audits, uptime and change checks into tasks with owners and proves each fix, so it works in your workspace.
How to use it
Four steps from an address to results you can act on.
Start from any issue or incident. The proof comes with it.
Set an owner and a due date. The priority score explains why it matters.
Copy it as Markdown for your developer, or share a link that needs no login.
One click tests the fix. The client report shows what was fixed, with proof.
What it brings you
Every result comes with the proof behind it, so you can check it yourself.
In plain words, with the rule or check that found it.
URL, time, status, header or snippet, before and after.
One page, a template, a deploy, the server or a third party.
How to investigate and fix it, for the site's platform.
What a passing result looks like, so the fix can be verified.
Your logo, the fixes made and the proof, with a read-only link.
What the result looks like
Results are sorted so the most important rows come first. This example uses sample data to show the layout.
| Ticket | Status | Owner |
|---|---|---|
| Canonical points to a redirect | Fixed | Dev team |
| Noindex added to /blog/* | Open | Sara |
| Broken links to /old-guide | Verified | Ali |
| Slow /checkout response | Open | Hosting |
What you get
For your team and your clients' sites.
Questions
No. You can share a ticket as Markdown or as a read-only link.
It runs the same check again and saves new proof. The ticket shows the before and after side by side.
Jira and GitHub are the next connections planned after launch.
A clean report with your logo, the problems found, the fixes made and the proof, through a read-only link.