Rebase + Asana. Tasks, not screenshots.
Every report becomes an Asana task in the right project — full engineering context attached, ready for your team to action without leaving their workflow.
Connect your project
Link Asana and choose where reports should land.
Reports become tasks
Every capture arrives as a task with the full context attached.
Complete it once
Complete the task in Asana and the Rebase ticket closes too.
// Where work gets planned
Feedback joins the plan.
Rebase creates tasks where your team already plans work — so bugs and change requests get scheduled like everything else, not lost in a side channel.
- Your workspace and project — picked once at setup
- Screenshot uploaded natively to the task
- Triage summary and severity included
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// Two-way status
Done means done.
Complete the task and the Rebase ticket follows. Reporters see the state change without asking, and nothing needs closing twice.
- Status syncs from Asana back to Rebase
- Full engineering context on every task
- No new workflow for your team
// The details
Everything travels with the issue. Attached automatically.
- The exact browser, OS and viewport
- Console errors and warnings, as they happened
- Failed and slow network requests
- A full-page screenshot from the moment it was flagged
- The exact clicks and inputs that led to the bug
- The flagged element, its selector and component name
- AI triage: a summary, a severity and the likely source
- A link back to the full Rebase report
Frequently asked questions
The Rebase ticket closes with it — status syncs both ways so neither side drifts.
The flagged element, the last 50 user actions, the last 50 console errors and warnings, the last 50 network requests, a device and environment snapshot, and a screenshot — merged into one time-ordered timeline: Clicked 'Save' → POST /orders returned 500 → TypeError follows.
Rebase runs on public HTTPS domains — production and staging. On localhost the widget explains itself in the console instead of failing silently, so the tag is safe to keep in development.
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