The whole web app, captured page by page.
Vox Issue for Mac renders your site with Safari's engine and walks it automatically, capturing every page. Dictate the problem, mark it up, and file the lot as labeled GitHub issues — with a relay extension when you would rather capture in your own browser.
Requires macOS 14 or later and a GitHub fine-grained token, which stays in the Keychain on your Mac.
Why the Mac app is the big one
It has the room for a full auto-capture pass, and the screen for reviewing what came back.
Auto-capture a whole site
Point it at a URL and it walks the app, capturing each page — or drive it from your own test suite with the Vox Issue SDK.
Dictate per capture
Work down the session saying what is wrong with each shot. The transcript becomes the issue body.
Markup and blur
Circle the bug, blur anything sensitive. Detected sensitive fields are covered before the image is written.
File in bulk
One issue per capture, or several captures combined into one, all sharing a session label and chained if you like.
Hand it to an agent
Each issue carries the URL, selector, device and screenshot a coding agent needs — then label it for your auto-fix workflow.
Same issues as iOS
Issues filed from an iPhone show up here, in the same format, in the same repositories.
Capture in Chrome or Firefox, file from the Mac app.
The Mac app renders pages with Safari's engine. When you need to see a bug in the browser your users actually run, add the relay extension: it takes the shot in Chrome, Brave or Firefox and hands it to Vox Issue for Mac over your own machine's loopback interface. Nothing leaves your Mac, the relay holds no GitHub token, and it does nothing at all until you press Capture.
It needs the Mac app running and a one-time pairing code. Filing, dictation and markup all stay in the app.
Looking for the extension that files issues on its own, without the Mac app? That is Vox Issue for Chrome and for Firefox. The relay and the standalone extension are different products — see the relay's privacy policy.