Bugtify — Visual Bug Reports with Debug Data

Tracking since Apr 4, 2026.

Changelog

• May 9, 2026
  description

  Record your screen while Bugtify silently captures console logs, network requests, and environment details. When you stop, everything is bundled into a single .bugtify file you can share through Slack, Jira, email — whatever your team already uses.
  
  Developers drop the file at bugtify.com/viewer and get a synced timeline: video playback alongside console output and network activity, displayed in a familiar DevTools-style interface. No signup. No cloud upload. Everything stays in the browser.
  
  WHAT BUGTIFY CAPTURES
  — Screen recording (WebM) of exactly what happened
  — Console logs, warnings, and errors with source locations
  — Network requests with headers, payloads, status codes, and timing
  — Page navigation: every URL visited during the session so developers can retrace the exact path
  — Browser version, OS and viewport size
  
  HOW IT WORKS
  1. Click the Bugtify icon and start a session
  2. Reproduce the bug — Bugtify records in the background
  3. Stop the session and click Download — that's it
  A title is generated automatically. You can optionally add a description or change the severity, but you don't have to. One click and the file is ready to share.
  
  THE .BUGTIFY FILE
  A single portable file that packages your screen recording and all debug data together. Share it any way you like. The recipient opens it at bugtify.com/viewer — drag, drop, done.
  
  BUILT FOR PRIVACY
  — All capture and export happens locally in your browser
  — No data is sent to any server
  — No account needed
  — Sensitive data (passwords, tokens, API keys) is automatically masked
  
  WHO IS IT FOR
  — QA testers who want to create clear bug reports without technical knowledge
  — Developers who need full context to reproduce and fix issues fast
  — Teams tired of "can't reproduce" and "what browser were you using?"

  Record your screen while Bugtify silently captures console logs, network requests, and environment details. When you stop, everything is bundled into a single .bugtify file you can share through Slack, Jira, email — whatever your team already uses.
  
  Developers drop the file at bugtify.com/viewer and get a synced timeline: video playback alongside console output and network activity, displayed in a familiar DevTools-style interface. No signup. No cloud upload. Everything stays in the browser.
  
  WHAT BUGTIFY CAPTURES
  — Screen recording (WebM) of exactly what happened
  — Console logs, warnings, and errors with source locations
  — Network requests with headers, payloads, status codes, and timing
  — Page navigation: every URL visited during the session so developers can retrace the exact path
  — Browser version, OS and viewport size
  
  AI BUG DESCRIPTIONS (OPTIONAL)
  When enabled, Bugtify uses Chrome's built-in Gemini Nano model to draft a bug description from the console errors, network failures, and navigation events captured during your session. The model runs entirely on your device — nothing is uploaded — and the feature can be toggled off any time from the popup settings.
  
  HOW IT WORKS
  1. Click the Bugtify icon and start a session
  2. Reproduce the bug — Bugtify records in the background
  3. Stop the session and click Download — that's it
  A title is generated automatically. With AI descriptions enabled, the description is drafted for you. Review, tweak the severity if needed, and the file is ready to share.
  
  THE .BUGTIFY FILE
  A single portable file that packages your screen recording and all debug data together. Share it any way you like. The recipient opens it at bugtify.com/viewer — drag, drop, done.
  
  BUILT FOR PRIVACY
  — Capture, AI generation, and export all happen locally in your browser
  — No data is sent to any server
  — No account needed
  — Sensitive data (passwords, tokens, API keys) is automatically masked
  
  WHO IS IT FOR
  — QA testers who want to create clear bug reports without technical knowledge
  — Developers who need full context to reproduce and fix issues fast
  — Teams tired of "can't reproduce" and "what browser were you using?"

• May 9, 2026
  short_description

  Record bugs with screen capture and complete debug data in one file. Free, no account needed.

  Record bugs with screen capture, debug data, and AI-drafted descriptions. Free, no account needed.

• Apr 18, 2026
  description

  Record your screen while Bugtify silently captures console logs, network requests, and environment details. When you stop, everything is bundled into a single .bugtify file you can share through Slack, Jira, email — whatever your team already uses.
  
  Developers drop the file at bugtify.com/viewer and get a synced timeline: video playback alongside console output and network activity, displayed in a familiar DevTools-style interface. No signup. No cloud upload. Everything stays in the browser.
  
  WHAT BUGTIFY CAPTURES
  — Screen recording (WebM) of exactly what happened
  — Console logs, warnings, and errors with source locations
  — Network requests with headers, payloads, status codes, and timing
  — Browser version, OS and viewport size
  
  HOW IT WORKS
  1. Click the Bugtify icon and start a session
  2. Reproduce the bug — Bugtify records in the background
  3. Stop the session and click Download — that's it
  A title is generated automatically. You can optionally add a description or change the severity, but you don't have to. One click and the file is ready to share.
  
  THE .BUGTIFY FILE
  A single portable file that packages your screen recording and all debug data together. Share it any way you like. The recipient opens it at bugtify.com/viewer — drag, drop, done.
  
  BUILT FOR PRIVACY
  — All capture and export happens locally in your browser
  — No data is sent to any server
  — No account needed
  — Sensitive data (passwords, tokens, API keys) is automatically masked
  
  WHO IS IT FOR
  — QA testers who want to create clear bug reports without technical knowledge
  — Developers who need full context to reproduce and fix issues fast
  — Teams tired of "can't reproduce" and "what browser were you using?"

  Record your screen while Bugtify silently captures console logs, network requests, and environment details. When you stop, everything is bundled into a single .bugtify file you can share through Slack, Jira, email — whatever your team already uses.
  
  Developers drop the file at bugtify.com/viewer and get a synced timeline: video playback alongside console output and network activity, displayed in a familiar DevTools-style interface. No signup. No cloud upload. Everything stays in the browser.
  
  WHAT BUGTIFY CAPTURES
  — Screen recording (WebM) of exactly what happened
  — Console logs, warnings, and errors with source locations
  — Network requests with headers, payloads, status codes, and timing
  — Page navigation: every URL visited during the session so developers can retrace the exact path
  — Browser version, OS and viewport size
  
  HOW IT WORKS
  1. Click the Bugtify icon and start a session
  2. Reproduce the bug — Bugtify records in the background
  3. Stop the session and click Download — that's it
  A title is generated automatically. You can optionally add a description or change the severity, but you don't have to. One click and the file is ready to share.
  
  THE .BUGTIFY FILE
  A single portable file that packages your screen recording and all debug data together. Share it any way you like. The recipient opens it at bugtify.com/viewer — drag, drop, done.
  
  BUILT FOR PRIVACY
  — All capture and export happens locally in your browser
  — No data is sent to any server
  — No account needed
  — Sensitive data (passwords, tokens, API keys) is automatically masked
  
  WHO IS IT FOR
  — QA testers who want to create clear bug reports without technical knowledge
  — Developers who need full context to reproduce and fix issues fast
  — Teams tired of "can't reproduce" and "what browser were you using?"

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