Browser extension · In-app SDK · Jira, Linear, GitHub

Capture bugs and feedback with the context engineers need.

Capture issues and feedback from internal teams and real users, automatically add the missing context, and hand them off cleanly to the tools your engineers already use.

BugSnap session viewer showing captured bug report with environment details, console logs, and annotation tools

Auto-captured

Environment, logs, network

The Problem

Bugs and feedback don't arrive clean. Teams absorb the cost.

Product issues and feedback come from everywhere—Slack messages, screenshots, support tickets, emails, NPS comments, and quick conversations.

Slack Screenshots Support tickets Emails NPS comments Conversations

Context is missing

Screenshots without URLs. Bugs without steps. Environment details nowhere to be found.

Intent is unclear

Is this a bug? A feature request? A complaint? Teams waste time decoding every report.

Signals are mixed

Bugs, feedback, and noise arrive in the same channels. Prioritization becomes guesswork.

By the time issues reach engineering:

Product teams rewrite and clarify.
Managers try to interpret patterns.
Engineers are left guessing what actually matters.

The friction isn't fixing problems.
It's how signals enter the system.

The Insight

Your backlog isn't built for human input.

Issue trackers are excellent at managing defined work. They're not designed to capture raw input from humans—bugs, suggestions, and observations—at the moment they occur.

Raw Input

Messy, incomplete signals

BugSnap

BugSnap

Capture + enrich + standardize

Clean Issues

Structured, actionable

Your Backlog

Jira, Linear, GitHub

BugSnap sits before the backlog. It captures bugs and feedback in context, enriches them automatically, and standardizes them—so downstream teams receive clear, actionable inputs.

The Solution

One intake layer for bugs and feedback.

Different signals. One consistent, structured format.

From Internal Teams

Browser Extension

BugSnap browser extension showing recording options
  • Capture bugs, UX issues, and product feedback directly from the product
  • Screenshots, URLs, environment details collected automatically
  • Add notes and annotations for context

From External Users

In-app SDK

BugSnap screenshot capture options
  • Let users report problems or share feedback in-app
  • Captures intent, device context, and app state
  • No technical knowledge required from users
Signal Clarity

Separate feedback from noise.

BugSnap helps distinguish different types of signals. Each is captured with the right context—so teams don't have to decode intent after the fact.

Reproducible Bugs

Clear steps, environment data, and technical context that engineers can act on immediately.

UX Friction

Moments of confusion, unexpected behavior, and usability issues captured with visual evidence.

Product Feedback

Suggestions, feature requests, and observations that inform product direction.

Each signal arrives with the context needed to act on it
The Boundary

BugSnap ends where your workflow begins.

BugSnap doesn't prioritize, roadmap, or manage execution. It prepares high-quality inputs and hands them off to Jira, Linear, or GitHub—cleanly and consistently.

What BugSnap doesn't do

  • No prioritization
  • No roadmapping
  • No execution management

What you get

  • No new backlog to manage
  • No competing source of truth
  • No process overhead
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Who It's For

Built for product teams. Trusted by engineering.

Product & Design

Capture real feedback and issues without losing nuance or context.

Managers

Understand where problems and feedback originate, and how quickly they're addressed—without living inside tickets.

Engineers

Clear signals. Better context. Fewer interruptions.

Integrations

Works with the tools you already use.

Designed to fit into existing workflows, not replace them.

Jira

Create issues with full context

Linear

Sync issues seamlessly

GitHub Issues

Link to repos and PRs

Slack

Share reports to channels

Fix the intake. Everything downstream improves.

Whether it's a bug or a piece of feedback, capturing it well is the difference between guessing and building with confidence.

Available for:

Chrome