The tool is free
The public console and widget build trust, make adoption easy, and let teams try the workflow before paying for help.
Setup Panda Notes fast, clean up noisy exports, or hand your developer a prioritized repair pack.
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These offers are designed for small teams, indie builders, and beta programs that need cleaner bug reports without buying a whole feedback platform.
The public console and widget build trust, make adoption easy, and let teams try the workflow before paying for help.
Customers pay to save time: setup, tester-note cleanup, GitHub-ready repair queues, private exports, and launch support.
Custom branding, private workflows, and deeper integrations are scoped separately because they need focused implementation.
Install Panda Notes into a staging or beta app and get testers capturing useful target context quickly.
Send tester exports and get back a prioritized repair queue your developer can actually work through.
Build a deeper or white-label workflow for teams that need private docs, branding, or custom exports.
Use the matching GitHub form and keep secrets, credentials, and private user data out of the public issue.
Agree on target app, tester roles, flows, deliverables, and the price range before work starts.
Receive installed widget guidance, cleaned issue drafts, or a private integration plan depending on the offer.
Keep Panda Notes free in the project and reuse the console, widget, JSON exports, and issue drafts.
Not a notes app. They are buying a tighter repair loop: tester context, target components, code hints, and developer-ready issue drafts.
Panda Notes stays local-first. Paid work is for setup, support, handoff, and optional private builds. The public tool does not quietly collect tester data.
Full feedback platforms collect rich screenshots, recordings, analytics, and integrations. Issue trackers organize engineering work. Panda Notes focuses on the missing middle: turning messy alpha and beta notes into developer-ready repair work.
You can use the open tool yourself. Paid work is for teams that want the feedback loop cleaned up faster: installed in the right places, mapped to useful code hints, and handed back as repair work developers can act on.
Use these quick answers to choose the right service before opening a request. The guide keeps the first step simple: pick a service, share public-safe scope, and get a clear next reply.
For custom scope, open the matching GitHub request and include your app URL, deadline, and public-safe project context. Private files move to an agreed private channel after scope confirmation.
The standalone console, widget demo, script install, local JSON exports, and GitHub-ready drafts remain free so developers and alpha/beta testers can adopt Panda Notes without a sales gate.