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Dev tools · April 21, 2026

SnagRelay

Collect User Feedback. Send It Straight to Your Tracker.

SnagRelay launched on April 21, 2026 with 2 votes, #4,561 of 21,248 launches that month.

What it does

Clients, testers, and users click the widget, point at the issue, and hit send — no account needed. SnagRelay captures the screenshot, session replay, console logs, network data, and writes repro steps automatically. The complete ticket lands in Jira, Linear, GitHub, Trello, or 15+ other tools — with priority scored, duplicates detected, and assignee routed. No separate board. No back-and-forth. Add one script tag, connect your tracker with OAuth, and you're live in under 5 minutes. From $5/mo.

SnagRelay auto-captures session replay, API payloads, and console errors so developers can fix bugs without follow-ups. Free plan — no credit card.

When a user reports a bug, SnagRelay captures session replay, full API request & response bodies, console errors, and auto-generated reproduction steps - delivered to your Jira, Linear, or GitHub. Developers fix it on the first attempt. No follow-up questions. We switched from UserSnap primarily to cut costs, but were also impressed with the quality of the reports and level of detail the platform provides our devs. We cut our ‘cannot reproduce’ rate by 80% Most bug reports are useless by the time they reach developers. The first message after every incomplete bug report. Followed by 3–5 more just like it. Every time. The average developer time spent gathering context - before they even…from snagrelay.com

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