Solo
€10a month
- Screenshot and page details
- Linear, GitHub Issues, Jira Cloud
- Your coding agent, through MCP
Say it where you see it.
Click the problem and write what’s wrong. The screenshot, the element and the browser come with it.
Send it where the work is.
Turn the quibbles worth fixing into issues, comment on the pull request, or hand them to your coding agent.
- Linear
- GitHub
- Jira
- Claude Code
Review with everyone, anywhere.
Developers, designers and PMs comment on the same pages, reply in place, and resolve it when the fix looks right.
- Chrome
- WordPress
- Webflow
- Next.js
- Shopify
Cheaper than the meeting about it.
Team
€15per reviewer, a month
- Screenshot and page details
- Linear, GitHub Issues, Jira Cloud
- Your coding agent, through MCP
Quibbles about Quibble.
Quibba2m ago1 replyWhere does Quibble work?
Quibby
In Chrome, on the project pages your team grants access to: localhost, previews, staging, or your live site. You do not need to add a script to your product. Ordinary page elements work; canvas content and cross-origin frames have limits.
Quibbo18m ago1 replyDoes everyone need the extension?
Quibby
Each person leaving feedback on the page installs the Chrome extension and joins your workspace. Teammates can also read and reply to saved quibbles in the web app. Guest review without an extension is not available yet.
Quibba1h ago1 replyWhat exactly gets captured?
Quibby
Your note, the page URL, browser and viewport details, and a reference to the element you clicked. The screenshot of the visible viewport is optional and shown before saving. The branch or commit comes along when the page makes it available.
Quibbo3h ago1 replyCan my coding agent pick up a quibble?
Quibby
Yes. Connect Claude Code or Codex through Quibble’s MCP server and ask it to read and act on your comments. It can reply with what it changed; it resolves a quibble only when you ask it to.
QuibbaYesterday1 replyIs this another bug tracker?
Quibby
Quibble is the review layer for your product. Point things out, discuss them, and verify fixes where they happen. Keep your backlog, priorities and sprints in the tracker you already use.