Bird Eats Bug

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    Automatically create, share, and manage comprehensive bug reports with developers

    Trying to describe bugs to developers can be as tough as trying to google that EDM song you like. (“It's the one that goes 'Dun-dun-dun-DUN brrrmmm.'”)

    This back-and-forth of manual reporting makes communicating technical issues time-consuming and frustrating for both parties.

    Want to create effortless bug reports that developers love with screen recording and automatically-captured error logs?

    Meet Bird Eats Bug.

    TL;DR

    Screenshot and screen record technical bugs while gathering data needed by developers for debugging
    Alternative to: Loom, LogRocket, and Usersnap
    Auto-capture steps to reproduce system information, console logs, network requests, and other relevant info
    Best for: QA, product management, and software engineering teams looking to enhance developer communication

    Overview

    Bird Eats Bug is a browser extension that allows even non-technical people to create data-rich bug reports that empower engineers to diagnose and debug faster.

    Bird Eats Bug offers one-click bug reporting through powerful multimedia recording options.

    The extension allows you to auto-capture system information, network requests, console log, and everything else developers need to diagnose and debug 30% faster.

    You’ll be able to give more context to each issue while capturing technical data directly from your browser.

    Just turn on your microphone and camera to quickly describe your issue, freeing up time that would normally be spent typing out the problem and hoping for the best results.

    Technical bug reporting

    Use the browser extension to implement audio and video recording for one-click bug reports!

    No more Slack ping-pong and copy-pasting—Bird Eats Bug enables you to streamline your bug reporting process.

    The platform captures background data from the web page you’re currently on, storing all technical error data locally on your computer until it’s time to upload your bug report.

    Use the built-in “Bug Watch'' to continuously capture logs and look for errors on designated pages, giving you the power of an in-house monitoring team.

    You’ll be able to track logs even before you start recording video, get error alerts whenever there’s a dev console issue, and catch hidden interface bugs.

    Background data capturing

    Capture background data continuously and receive error alerts upon issue detection.

    Bird Eats Bug also makes it more efficient than ever to collaborate and communicate with team members.

    The shared workspace allows you to organize all reports with JIRA, GitHub, and internal bug status labels for clear and concise reporting.

    You can set different permissions for teams to access reports or update statuses, using either private internal links or public reports with no sign-in required.

    Plus, you’ll be able to set automatic email notifications for new bug reports from team members.

    Development testing

    Improve your team workflow and testing process by sharing bug report links between group members!

    With Bird Eats Bug, you’ll be able to do all bug reporting from one interface by integrating with your existing tech stack and uploading sessions directly to your issue tracker.

    Built-in status tracking lets you manage bug reports in one place, so you can improve your workflow without changing your current setup.

    Create new tickets directly from any bug report, add them as issues in Jira, or easily keep track of auto-synced GitHub statuses.

    For advanced project management, connect with Slack for real-time notifications, email for comprehensive bug report sharing, or workflow apps like Linear and Trello.

    Tech stack integration

    Integrate the platform with your tech stack and workflow tools for seamless bug report sharing and management.

    Locating the source of technical bugs is no easier than finding the root of an elementary school’s lice problem. (And you can’t just shave all the hair off your website.)

    Bird Eats Bug simplifies the technical reporting process, so your developers can focus on the new features without unnecessary back-and-forth.

    Catch, report, and fix bugs faster.

    Get lifetime access to Bird Eats Bug today!

    Plans & features

    Deal terms & conditions

    • Lifetime access to Bird Eats Bug
    • All future Team Plan updates
    • No codes, no stacking—just choose the plan that’s right for you
    • You must activate your license within 60 days of purchase
    • Ability to upgrade or downgrade between 3 license tiers
    • GDPR compliant
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    60 day money-back guarantee. Try it out for 2 months to make sure it's right for you!

    Features included in all plans

    • Unlimited storage
    • Sharing via public and private links
    • Unlimited bug reporters
    • Unlimited storage for bug reports and testing sessions
    • Encryption
    • EU storage
    • Screen recording
    • Screenshots
    • Audio annotation
    • Camera recording
    • JS error tracking
    • Console logs
    • URL changes
    • Network errors
    • Team workspace
    • Jira cloud, GitHub, Slack, and other integrations

    From the founders

    December 20, 2021

    Hey sumo-lings!

    Dan here, co-founder of Bird Eats Bug.

    We’re super stoked to be bringing our tool to the amazing AppSumo community!

    We’ve built Bird to help Quality Assurance, Product Management, Software Engineering, and Customer Support teams solve one of the most time-consuming problems in software development - fixing technical bugs.

    Having built a few products ourselves, my co-founders and I have experienced the issues that teams face when it comes to bug reporting first hand. One day one of us said: “It would be really nice if you could record a video of a bug, but it would also come with console logs, so that the problem could be located and fixed faster.” And so, Bird Eats Bug was born. Fast-forward to today, and we are now a team of 11 people and growing.

    Bird is super easy to use even for non-technical people. Being a browser extension means that you can skip the cumbersome setup.

    *Awesome Bird features*

    - Easy screen capture + steps to reproduce, system information, network requests, console logs, and everything else you need auto-collected whenever you find a bug.

    - Multiple recording options: record your browser tab, window or even the entire screen.

    - Give more context to each issue: turn on your microphone and camera to give more context to issues. This means you can free up time from writing descriptions, expected vs. actual results, etc.

    - Capture, annotate, share: take screenshots and annotate them to highlight typos, explain visual bugs and other issues.

    - Integrations: GitHub, JIRA Cloud, Linear, Trello, and Slack

    *Other features we have in mind*

    - Instant replay: Launching in Beta in the next few weeks, instant replay is like a car dash cam for bugs. It allows Bird to record a page in the background, so the next time a bug occurs, you can simply hit “Watch replay” to re-live the bug and see what caused it thanks to all the technical logs that an engineer might need to fix it. Saving you the need to reproduce and record the bug manually.

    - Comments: leave comments directly on Bird bug report to get more details from the reporter, consult with other teammates, etc.

    - SDK (planned for H2 2022): you’ll be able to install Bird SDK on your staging or even production environment, so that anybody (including your end users) can create perfect bug reports even without installing Bird browser extension

    We really hope that you will find Bird helpful. We’ll be in the Questions section, so speak to you soon.

    Happy bug reporting,

    Francisco, Jacky, Dan and the whole Bird team

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