Your clients annotate issues directly on your live site. Every technical detail is captured automatically. Your AI agent receives a structured task and ships the fix. No more deciphering WhatsApp messages.
Fix this button
How it works
"Fix alignment"
No account, no onboarding. They click, leave a comment, and move on. Screenshot, URL, component path, and browser details are captured automatically.
The widget structures every detail automatically. Your agent receives a complete report and knows exactly where to look.
Connect the MCP server once. Your agent fetches new feedback, locates the code, applies the fix, and marks it resolved. Fully unattended.
Why we built this
Before you can fix anything, you have to understand what they meant, find what they're pointing at, and translate it into something actionable. That overhead is not the job.
can you check the pricing page?
something's off with the button I think
can you just make it look right
screenshot.jpg
see? right there (sorry took it from my phone)
oh and also:
1. footer link broken 2. font too small on mobile 3. logo blurry 4. need contact form 5. carousel doesn't work 6. colors feel off 7. try different hero layout
Does this sound familiar?
"Can you make it pop a bit more?" No element, no expected behavior, no definition of done.
Taken on a phone, cropped, no URL bar. You cannot tell which page, which breakpoint, or which state.
One message. Twelve separate requests. No priority, no scope. You spend more time untangling it than fixing half of them.
Clients and developers don't speak the same language.
FasterFixes makes the translation automatic.
It connects your coding agent to client feedback via MCP and lets it fix issues for you.
Works with React and any coding agent.
The difference
Client annotates the site directly in the browser.
Coding agent fetches feedback with full context and fixes it.
Free plan. Two-minute setup. One npm install.