Bug reports eat up hours. Developers ask "what browser were you using" and "can you reproduce this" over and over. Capture.dev handles that grunt work automatically—install a few lines of code on your site and the browser toolbar starts grabbing everything technical in the background.
No free plan exists. Pricing starts at $29 monthly (billed annually). You get a 14-day trial. Space for 15 team members comes included.
Click once—Capture.dev packages screenshots with console logs, network requests, and user info. A step-by-step playback shows exactly what the user did before things broke. QA engineers can annotate directly on the webpage. No switching tools. No manual screenshots. It writes AI-generated summaries of what went wrong. It can even draft tickets automatically.
Send capture links to customers who don't have accounts. They click it. They report the bug. Full technical context attaches automatically. You're not playing email tennis trying to understand their setup. Video feedback works too if screenshots aren't enough.
The toolbar pushes reports straight into Jira, Linear, Slack—whatever project management setup you're running. Asana and ClickUp connect through Zapier. Over 500 teams use it (according to the site).
Demo captures vanish after an hour. That might annoy you if you're testing features and forget to save something important. Privacy controls let you block sensitive data from getting captured. It competes with Jam.dev and Marker.io in the browser-based bug reporting space.
