UXFix

What it does

UXFix makes bug reporting effortless for users, testers, and development teams. With one click, it captures a session replay, console errors, failed network requests, browser details, and other technical evidence. AI then turns everything into a clear, actionable bug summary with steps to reproduce. Teams can understand what happened, reproduce issues faster, and create Jira tickets without manually recording videos or collecting technical details.

UXFix turns in-app user reports into actionable bug reports with session replay, technical evidence, AI summaries, Jira, Azure DevOps, and ClickUp integrations.

UXFix captures the user’s experience and the technical evidence behind every reported issue, so your team can reproduce bugs faster and fix them with confidence. UXFix captures the user’s experience and the technical evidence behind every reported issue, so your team can reproduce bugs faster and fix them with confidence. Watch the moments leading up to the report and see exactly what the user saw, clicked, and experienced. Get console errors, failed network requests, page details, and viewport information automatically attached to every report. Automatically generate clear, concise summaries of each bug report so your team can quickly understand the issue and take action. Send actionable…from uxfix.io

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