BetterBugs.io

The extension captures a screenshot or a screen recording from wherever you're on the page, then lets you annotate it before sharing. Teams that rely on visual bug reports get the annotation tools they expect, plus something extra. You can rewind the last 2 minutes of on-screen activity. That's useful when the bug already happened by the time you reach for the mouse. The point is simple: record the problem while it's still on screen. Don't rely on memory afterward.

Every report carries console logs, network requests, backend logs, and application logs pulled at capture time. It also grabs device and environment info. So details like browser version and viewport size travel with the report. For a developer, that's the difference between "it doesn't work" and a report they can actually open. It lands in the tools they already use, which is the whole point of a good visual bug report.

The AI reads the captured context and writes a plain-language summary of what likely went wrong, plus an analysis of what else the bug might affect. It's a starting point, not a verdict, and you should still verify before acting. On the free plan you get 5 AI summaries a month, and 50 on the Team plan.

The AI debugger digs into the technical context to suggest a likely root cause. How does developer debugging get faster? It starts with context the assistant can read. The MCP server pushes that a step further. It lets AI coding agents load your bug reports as links, so a tool like an AI assistant can work from the same evidence your team sees. The MCP server is a paid feature.

Reports sync two ways with Jira, and one way into GitHub, GitLab, Linear, Asana, Notion, ClickUp, Trello, Azure Boards, Basecamp, Zoho, and ProofHub, among others. There's a Sentry integration and a webhook option too. This matters for teams whose bug queue already lives somewhere else, so long as they're not on the free tier.

Teammates can comment on a report, attach files, and edit it as the picture changes. Because everything hangs off one shared link, the discussion stays next to the evidence rather than scattered across chat threads. Editable reports also mean a triage note can be corrected instead of becoming stale.

Recordings can be trimmed down to the relevant moment and blurred to hide sensitive data before they go out. That's a small feature with real weight for teams handling user data. A raw recording often shows more than it should. Access depends on your plan.