Every ticket a reproduction spec
Browser, OS, viewport, DPR, page URL, referrer, locale and connection type, captured automatically and attached to every issue.
Read moreFor software teams
Bug reports that show, not tell
The best bug report is one an engineer can reproduce without asking a follow-up question. Bugpot gets you closer: every report ships with the environment, the console log and the last few network requests today, and (from 1 October 2026) lands in whichever tracker your team already lives in.
The pain
What you’re dealing with today
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BUG-001Open
Half a ticket, half the time
“Broken on my Mac.” No browser, no viewport, no URL. Engineering spends an hour reproducing before touching the code.
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BUG-002Open
Support becomes a proxy
Support pastes screenshots into Jira, engineering asks for more, support goes back to the customer. Three teams, one bug, four days.
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BUG-003Open
The console error you never see
The user’s browser threw a TypeError that would have told you everything. They closed the tab. You’re guessing.
How Bugpot helps
The shape of the fix
Console log with every report
A rolling buffer of console messages, with stack traces on unhandled errors. The error the user hit is on the ticket you’re reading.
Read moreRecent network activity
The last handful of API calls with method, URL, status and duration. See the 500 that broke the checkout before you dig into logs.
Read moreLands in your issue tracker (from 1 October 2026)
GitHub, GitLab, Linear, Jira, Azure DevOps or ClickUp: the report will convert to a real issue with the screenshot and context attached. Until then, use webhooks or the API.
Relevant features
The parts of Bugpot you’ll use most
The widget
One script tag, Shadow-DOM isolation and sub-150 KB payload. Safe to leave on production without hurting Core Web Vitals.
Read the deep dive →Session context
Environment, console, network. The three things you were about to ask the reporter for.
Read the deep dive →Custom issue types
Bugs go one place, suggestions another. Each type gets its own form fields.
Read the deep dive →Webhooks & API
HMAC-signed deliveries with retry, a full delivery log and a REST API for anything the UI can do.
Read the deep dive →Data masking
Keep tokens, cards and personal data out of screenshots and network log payloads.
Read the deep dive →AI triage
Optional per-workspace helpers to suggest titles, rewrite reporter notes and translate reports.
Read the deep dive →
Give engineering reports they can reproduce
Wire the widget into your product in two minutes today; pipe issues straight into your tracker from 1 October 2026.