Bugfender Web SDK
Remote Logger, Crash Reporter and In-App User Feedback
Bugfender Web SDK launched on May 12, 2020 with 4 votes, #1,586 of 4,813 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Bugfender lets you see your mobile or web application logs remotely for any given user. Reproduce and fix bugs faster than ever. Bugfender is battery and network efficient and keeps logging even if the device is offline.
Bugfender is a log storage service for application developers. Resolve bugs more effectively and provide better customer support with full logs, not just crashes.
Bugfender collects logs, errors, and crashes remotely from every device. Use Bugfender’s remote logging to pull logs from your mobile and frontend applications wherever they’re being used. Unlike simple server logs or only crash reporting tools, Bugfender captures every issue even the ones that do not cause a crash. Get real-time alerts for errors, crashes, and exceptions in your apps. Bugfender delivers all the details you need to fix issues, including user steps, logs, stack traces, and device information. Collect user feedback from your apps and gain the insights needed to fully understand user issues. Our intuitive tool helps you hear from the people who matter most, your customers. By…from bugfender.com
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