Use Case
Fix UX bugs before users hit them
When a flow breaks, teams lose time reproducing the issue, debating scope, and translating feedback into tickets. Rezonant Alter lets you ship UI changes directly from your web app.
When testing turns into busywork
When a new feature ships, PMs and designers jump in to test it. Shared trackers fill up with test cases. People click through flows, take screenshots, paste them into tickets, and try to explain what feels broken. By the time an engineer picks it up, the context is scattered across comments, images, and assumptions. What should be a small UX fix turns into a slow, error-prone handoff.
Rezonant Alter closes that gap. It lets PMs and designers capture broken UX directly in the product, preserving what happened, what was expected, and where it broke. Issues arrive as clear, engineering-ready work, so teams can fix problems quickly instead of reconstructing intent.
How it works
Launch the Rezonant Chrome Extension on your web app
Select the UI elements you want to change
Describe the issue or change in plain language
Get detailed and technically accurate tickets with exact code references
Why teams choose Rezonant
Clear context, not guesswork
UX issues are captured directly in the product, with the exact flow, state, and expectation attached. Engineers see what broke and why without chasing screenshots or explanations.
Faster fixes with fewer handoffs
PMs and designers can report issues in a way engineers can act on immediately. Less back-and-forth, fewer clarification comments, and fixes that move as fast as the problem deserves.
Smaller bugs stay small
By reducing the cost of reporting and understanding UX issues, teams fix problems earlier. What would have turned into support tickets or rework gets resolved while it's still cheap.