Kanopi Studios

This plugin is no longer actively maintained or supported. 
You may continue to use it, but please be aware that it may not be compatible with future versions of WordPress. We recommend considering alternative solutions.
When launching your site there are usually a series of things you do before you “go live” to validate your site is ready to go. This plugin provides an interface for managing that checklist through the WordPress UI.
The plugin integrates with <a href="https://github.com/a11yproject/a11yproject.com" rel="nofollow ugc">The A11Y Project</a> and will pull a list of current accessibility tests to check against. The way to add those extra items is through the settings page for the plugin. This feature uses the <a href="https://www.jsdelivr.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">jsdelivr</a> service for fetching the data. You must agree to the <a href="https://www.jsdelivr.com/terms" rel="nofollow ugc">jsdelivr terms</a> to use that feature.

Launch Checklist

WordPress plugin that allows for creation of interactive site launch checklist items.

Pane Studio

Breadbugger is a bug tracking tool built for the pre-launch phase of a WordPress site — the moment when designers, QA, developers and clients walk through the site looking for issues before go-live.
Three complementary surfaces:
<ol>
<li>On-page floating widget — open the widget with a configurable keyboard shortcut, “pin” reports directly to the HTML element they refer to, attach screenshots captured on-the-fly from the browser.</li>
<li>Clean admin list — manage every report from a compact full-screen view: filter by status, priority, author; sort manually with drag & drop; reply with inline notes.</li>
<li>REST API for external clients — app-password gated endpoints to integrate your bug tracker with CLIs, AI coding assistants, or custom scripts.</li>
</ol>
<h4>Key features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Stable pin selectors — element selector built via a cascade: <code>data-breadbugger-name</code> (opt-in dev), then stable <code>id</code>, then semantic class, then positional CSS. Pins survive refactors.</li>
<li>Configurable hotkey — press the keys to set your preferred combo, with browser/OS collision validation.</li>
<li>Reporter / manager role model — assign who can open reports (reporter) and who can manage them all (manager) via custom capabilities on any WordPress role.</li>
<li>Author filter + configurable visibility — managers can see and filter by author; reporters can optionally see only their own bugs.</li>
<li>In-browser screenshots — automatic capture via <code>getDisplayMedia</code> (HTML2Canvas-Pro as a fallback for modern CSS like <code>oklch</code> / <code>color-mix</code>).</li>
<li>Internationalized — Italian source, .po / .mo translations, .pot template ready for any language.</li>
<li>Built-in feedback channel — settings form to send bug reports / feature requests / questions to the author via <code>wp_mail</code>.</li>
<li>Branded email notifications — HTML emails for @mentions in notes and (optional) for new bugs and resolved bugs, with per-recipient frequency: all events, accorpate (timeout-based), daily digest, weekly digest, or none.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Use case</h4>
Client site pre-go-live: 5-10 people testing in parallel. Each one loads the site, opens the widget with a shortcut, pins the issue directly on the affected element. The PM / dev watches the admin list, sorts by priority, assigns fixes, marks resolved.
Standalone. No external SaaS required. No data sent to third-party servers. Your bugs stay in your database.

Breadbugger

On-page bug tracker for pre-launch QA. Pin reports directly on the page, manage them in a clean admin list, integrate with external clients via REST.

Launch Checklist vs Breadbugger