Features
Everything between seeing the bug
and sending it.
Five parts, one page each: screen capture, screen recording, twenty annotation tools, share links, and a bug report with the steps numbered for you. Each one has a working piece of the app on it.
One tester can run the whole thing alone. Give it to a QA or support team and everyone gets the same editor and reports that all read the same way.
Screen capture
Drag a box. That’s the tutorial.
The whole screen, a single window, or the box you drag. Start it from the app, the tray or six hotkeys you can rebind.
Try it on the pageScreen recording
Hit record. The controls stay out of the shot.
Pick your screen, then turn system audio and your microphone on separately. Trim it afterwards and your original stays put.
Try it on the pageAnnotation
Twenty tools, learned once.
Arrows, text, numbered steps and shapes, the same in the app and in the browser. On a screenshot, Redact removes the pixels underneath for good; Blur and Pixelate obscure without removing.
Try it on the pageSharing
Links you can lock, and switch off.
Send the link before the upload finishes. Add a password and the gate holds with JavaScript off; revoke the link and the preview in chat dies with it.
Try it on the pageBug reports
The repro steps are written while you record.
Your environment and numbered steps, taken from your own clicks and exported as markdown you paste straight into a ticket. The steps are built from clicks alone, never from what you typed.
Try it on the page