Copy the selector. Keep the evidence, replay, and team handoff attached.
Samelogic starts as a fast CSS selector Chrome extension, then turns each capture into a fix-ready artifact with stability scoring, screenshots, console context, and replay links.
Copy CSS selectors, XPath, and Playwright-ready locators from any page.
Save captures with screenshots, DOM hierarchy, console logs, and stability signals.
Route utility intent into replay-to-fix, team sharing, and export workflows.
From copy utility to team artifact
Every selector can become a saved element with metadata, screenshots, and a shareable link.
Built for Playwright and QA handoff
Use the same capture for locator export, flaky test cleanup, and bug reproduction.
Stable by default
Samelogic scores selector durability and keeps alternate locator options close to the capture.
Why selector-only tools stall out
Most selector tools stop after they copy a CSS path. That helps a single person in a single tab, but it does not preserve the screenshot, DOM state, console evidence, or the exact artifact engineering needs to fix the issue later.
Samelogic keeps the fast selector workflow, then adds the team layer that turns a copied element into a reusable source of truth.
What teams do after the first capture
QA can save the element, link it to a replay, and hand it to engineering without a clarification loop.
Frontend engineers can export the selector into Playwright, compare alternatives, and see why a locator is likely to break.
Install extension and copy the target selector.
Save the capture to the Element Library with screenshot and state.
Share it, export it, or attach it to a replay-driven handoff.
Free utility pages acquire. Team workflows monetize.
The winning path is not just copying selectors. It is saving the capture, sharing it with engineering, exporting it to Playwright, or attaching it to replay-driven bug reproduction.