How many times have you filled out a form that just… didn't work? Your visitors do the same thing — silently — and you never hear about it. Parachute is one script tag that puts a quiet "report a problem" tab on any site, so broken pages get flagged the moment they break.
👉 That tab in the corner of this page is Parachute, running live. Try it.
A validation bug, a dead submit button, a checkout that spins forever — the customer shrugs and leaves. Parachute is the soft landing: when something breaks, they pull the cord instead of dropping out.
Drop it before </body> on any site — WordPress, Squarespace, raw HTML, anything. No build step, no account for your visitors.
A small, muted tab docks in the corner. It renders in a Shadow DOM, so your site's CSS can't break it and it can't break your site.
A visitor types what broke; you get it with the exact page, browser, and screen size — by email, webhook, and in your console.
Not a bloated survey pop-up. A safety net — there when something breaks, invisible the rest of the time.
Turn any widget on or off from the console — it vanishes within a minute, no redeploy of the host site.
Every report is emailed to your team and POSTed to your webhook — HMAC-signed so you can verify it's really us.
The page URL, browser, viewport, and referrer come attached to every report. No more "which page? what browser?"
Label, color, and corner are configurable. Keep it neutral or match your brand — it never fights your CSS.
Every report in one place, per site. Mark them new → triaged → closed. See what's open at a glance.
Under 10 KB, no visitor cookies. Domain-locked, rate-limited, honeypot-protected, with an optional Turnstile challenge.
Free captures every report forever — you just unlock the full history and extras when you upgrade.
Add Parachute to your site in about ninety seconds.