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Quick Start Guide

Get started with QA Note in 3 steps

Table of Contents
  • Step 1: Sign Up & Create an Organization
  • Step 2: Install the Extension
  • Step 3: Create Your First Issue
  • Next Steps

Step 1: Sign Up & Create an Organization

You can start with the free Solo plan on the QA Note homepage. Sign up using your email, Google, or GitHub account.

After signing up, create an Organization. Enter your organization name and URL slug, and the Solo plan will be automatically assigned.

On the organization dashboard, click the Create Project button to create your first project. Enter the project name and the target QA site URL (optional).

Step 2: Install the Extension

Install the QA Note Extension from the Chrome Web Store. After installation, log in from the popup, select your organization and project, and you're ready to go.

For detailed installation instructions, see the Extension Installation Guide.

Step 3: Create Your First Issue

  1. On the website you're testing, click the Extension icon or use the keyboard shortcut (Cmd+Shift+X / Ctrl+Shift+X).
  2. Drag to select the area you want to capture.
  3. Use annotation tools (arrows, boxes, number markers, etc.) to highlight the problem area.
  4. Enter an issue title and description, set the priority and labels, then click the Submit button.

The submitted issue can be viewed on the dashboard. Technical metadata including console logs, network requests, JS errors, and performance metrics are automatically attached.

Next Steps

  • Screenshot & Annotation — Learn how to use 10 annotation tools
  • Session Recording — Record bug reproduction
  • GitHub Integration — Set up bidirectional issue sync
  • Slack Integration — Set up team notifications
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Table of Contents

  • Step 1: Sign Up & Create an Organization
  • Step 2: Install the Extension
  • Step 3: Create Your First Issue
  • Next Steps