Generic AI is Blind in the Frontend.

theORQL sees all.

theORQL sees DOM + CSS + runtime state. Maps UI to code. So you ship UI fixes that stick.

You don’t chase the bug. theORQL does.

Reproduces the failure and fixes what it finds.

Drives the browser, reproduces errors, and auto-fixes until the repro passes → diff ready for review.

No More Blind UI Coding No More Debugging Loops

Frontend coding is runtime correctness. theORQL maps UI to code, injects fixes, verifies success in the browser, and iterates relentlessly until resolved—so your UI changes actually stick. Zero manual repro—just verified diffs.

Capture & Reproduce

Grabs runtime evidence (console/network/DOM), auto-scripts exact repro via Chrome tools (clicks, inputs, screenshots).

Inject & Test Fix

theORQL crafts targeted JS injection (console-executed), re-runs repro sequence, analyzes logs/screenshots for result.

Verify & Iterate

Fixed? Ship verified patch + root-cause explainer. Still broken? Retains full context, pivots to next hypothesis—loops until done.

Auto Repro → Fix

Frontend coding is runtime correctness. theORQL verifies changes in the browser as you code, so UI actually sticks.

Map UI → Code

Select what’s broken and jump to the owning component—no spelunking through files or wrappers.

See the Runtime

Capture the DOM, computed CSS, console, network, and state—right where frontend truth lives.

See Production

Browser crashes, Vercel bombs, CI reds, all routed to one VS Code view. No DevTools or dashboard hunt.

Using theORQL is Simple

Right in your existing workflow

1

Launch your App

Feed theORQL your local host (eg. http://localhost:3000)

2

Code and Debug

Right inside Chrome, synced in real-time with your editor

3

Find and Fix fast

Save countless hours, with deep insights into your code

Start free, scale as you grow

Free

Try theORQL free

Pro

$19/mo

Full vision-enabled frontend coding + debugging

Ultra

$99/mo

Heavy usage for power users

What's included

  • Vision-enabled coding + debugging
  • Chrome ↔ VS Code sync
  • Multi-modal reasoning
  • Basic model access
  • Full agentic layer
  • Runtime vision (DOM + CSS + state)
  • Auto Repro → Fix loop

What developers say about theORQL

"theORQL significantly improved the way we debug and validate. It helped us trace issues across UI and reporting workflows much faster, ensuring the accuracy and transparency that sustainability compliance work demands."

Eleftheria Batsou

UX Researcher & Developer Advocate

"theORQL fixed a frustrating silent bug where user input never updated state – no errors, no logs. Selected the element, explained the problem and got a precise fix. Fixed in minutes instead of hours."

Antonia Symeon

Coding Tutor, Dev Team Lead

"Fixing broken elements usually takes me about twenty minutes, but theORQL cuts that down to two."

Ajay Y

Frontend Developer, Freelance

"theORQL simplifies debugging and helps me catch issues way faster. The workflow improvements alone make it worth 5 stars. Can’t wait to see future updates!"

Victoria Guiñazú

VSCode Review

Quick Answers

What is theORQL?

theORQL surfaces all frontend runtime data to help fix errors in your application. It integrates seamlessly with your existing development workflow - Editor > Browser > CI/CD > Build > Deploy and Production - to eliminate context-switching and provide intelligent debugging assistance.

What types of bugs does theORQL resolve?

theORQL is best at debugging issues you can’t quickly reproduce or reason about from code alone: browser/runtime errors (including async promise failures), UI state bugs, flaky/edge-case regressions, and integration problems (API/network failures, bad responses, auth/session issues).

Will this slow down my dev environment?

No. theORQL only does work when the debugger is running and focuses on runtime errors and targeted traces. In normal flows, overhead is small compared to manually adding logs and refreshing repeatedly.

Does theORQL use screenshots or visual evidence?

Yes. As part of the runtime loop, theORQL can ingest visual evidence (screenshots) alongside DOM/CSS/state/network signals. This is used to verify that the UI actually changed as intended, not just that the code "looks right."

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theORQL sees all: auto-repro UI/Code failures and auto-fixes so UI changes actually stick.

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