Nix Capture
Capture API requests for bug reports in seconds
Nix Capture launched on February 27, 2026 with 88 votes, #417 of 16,628 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Bug reports often arrive without request context — no endpoint, no status code, just “it’s not working.” Nix Capture lets you record network requests while reproducing an issue and export everything engineers need in seconds. No DevTools. No technical knowledge required. Built for QA, support, and product teams who want actionable bug reports.
Capture network requests without opening DevTools. Get the technical evidence your team needs to fix issues faster. DevTools is powerful but complex. Non-technical team members struggle to capture the network data developers need to debug issues. Bug reports often lack the technical context required for quick resolution. Click the extension icon to begin recording network requests in the background. Reproduce the bug or issue while Nix Capture logs all network activity. Export captured data as cURL commands, JSON, or HAR files for developers. Capture network requests without technical knowledge or complex interfaces. Export as cURL commands, JSON, or HAR files for easy developer handoff.…from nixcapture.com
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