ROADMAP

Where LoopBack is headed

This is a live view of what we are building. Items move as work progresses - no promises on timelines, but full transparency on priorities.

Planned

Coming up

Figma import

Import Figma frames into a project so feedback can reference design intentions directly alongside the live implementation.

Linear and Jira export

Push LoopBack issues to Linear projects or Jira boards in one click, preserving the selector, screenshot path, and note as issue body.

AI triage

Automatically classify incoming feedback by severity and affected component using a lightweight model running on your prompt history.

Slack and Discord notifications

Send a message to a Slack channel or Discord server whenever a teammate leaves a new comment or reopens a retested item.

Self-host option

Deploy the LoopBack sync server on your own infrastructure for teams with strict data residency requirements.

Firefox and Opera support

Bring the extension to Firefox and Opera, completing cross-browser coverage for the most common developer environments.

In progress

Active

Sign-in gate and per-device seat enforcement

Every device must be signed in before the extension activates. Each signed-in device occupies one team seat, manageable from the dashboard.

Multiple licenses per account

Hold separate Pro or Team licenses under one account login, each with its own seat pool and project namespace - built for agencies and consultants.

Extension version check in the dashboard

The dashboard surfaces the installed extension version for every device in a team so admins can confirm all seats are on the latest build.

Stripe go-live

Pro at $9.99 and Team at $99 moving from test mode to live payments, with automated receipt emails and license provisioning on checkout.

FAQ structured data

JSON-LD FAQ markup on the marketing site so common questions appear directly in search results.

Shipped

Done

English-only UI

All extension strings unified to English, removing partially translated labels that caused inconsistent UX across locales.

Exact marker anchoring

Comment markers are now pinned to the exact pixel clicked rather than the element bounding box, giving precise spatial context.

SPA-aware markers

Markers reattach to the correct element after React or Vue re-renders the DOM, surviving client-side navigations without drifting.

Marker author display

Each on-page pin shows the author name so team members can immediately see who left a comment without opening the drawer.

On-page comment markers

Visual pins appear directly on the page at the clicked element, giving permanent spatial context across the full session.

Redesigned launcher with drawer toggle

Cleaner launcher button footprint and the ability to open or close the launcher from within the feedback drawer itself.

Team sync and invite accept flow

Invite teammates by email, let them accept via a dedicated page, and have the workspace auto-sync across all seats on open.

Transactional emails

Branded welcome email on signup and itemised receipt email on every Stripe payment, both sent automatically.

Team workspaces and shared feedback

Multiple seats collaborate on the same project queue with real-time sync, shared retest state, and per-member role management.

Retest workflow

Verify or reopen individual fixes with a per-project progress bar; reopened items feed back into the next prompt automatically.

Projects model

Group feedback by URL pattern so multiple apps sharing the same localhost port never mix their queues.

Click-to-comment with auto context capture

Core engine: click any element, write a note, and LoopBack captures the screenshot, CSS selector, viewport, and URL automatically.