Bird Eats Bug Remote Edition
Report bugs faster. Now with voice and camera recording
Bird Eats Bug Remote Edition launched on May 5, 2020 with 135 votes, #239 of 4,813 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Report bugs a lot faster (even if you're not technical). Record your screen and mic to show and explain what exactly happened. Developers will get all the data they need, automatically.
Screen recording that automatically captures valuable engineering data. Create technical bug reports even without technical skills, right from your browser. Bug reporting tool made to be fast, easy, and helpful.
Record your screen with technical logs and create data-rich bug reports in seconds. Eliminate team back-and-forth on software bugs and enable engineers to debug faster. Inconsistent and incomplete bug reports wastes valuable time and resources. Our bug reports reduces follow-up questions between devs, support and customers. Our browser extension and Web SDK widget screen recorders can be used by product managers, QAs, customer support, engineers, and even your customer, to easily capture bugs in detail. Our screen recorders automatically capture the technical logs occurring in the background when a bug happens, providing engineers with vital information on how to fix the bugs. Bug Capture…from birdeatsbug.com
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