Bug Reproduction Recorder

What it does

Bug Reproduction Recorder is a Chrome extension for QA engineers who are tired of writing bug reports manually. Click record → reproduce the bug → stop. Get a structured report automatically. ✅ Record any tab or window ✅ 🎤 Microphone + 🔊 System audio recording ✅ 📷 Draggable camera bubble overlay ✅ Auto-generate structured bug reports ✅ Share with a public link

Bug Reproduction Recorder is a free Chrome extension for QA engineers and developers. Record browser interactions, capture screenshots, video, console logs, and network requests — then collaborate with your team on a shared dashboard.

A Chrome extension for QA engineers and developers. Record bugs. Capture console & network logs . Annotate screenshots. Collaborate with your team . Instantly. Stop writing bug reports by hand. BugRecorder captures the full context — visual, behavioral, and technical — so you don't have to. Capture a single tab, your full screen, or run steps-only mode for click-by-click reports without video. One click, no setup. Record video with mic narration, system audio, and a draggable camera bubble overlay — so reviewers see and hear the bug exactly as you did. Every recording produces a structured report: numbered steps, screenshots, timestamps, browser info, and viewport — ready to share in…from bugrecorder-landing.vercel.app

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