Built for product, cart, and the path to checkout
From the PDP to the cart drawer — Ybug catches the broken variant picker, the missing “Add to cart” button, the cart that won’t update. Browser, viewport, and URL come bundled.
Put a feedback button on your storefront and let testers, VAs, or merchant clients mark bugs right where they see them. Every report ships with the page, device, browser, and JS errors already attached — no “which product?”, no “which iPhone?”. Works on any Shopify theme, friendly with PageFly, Shogun, Klaviyo, and the rest of your app stack.
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Your tester taps the widget on the broken collection page, circles the price stuck at $0.00, types one sentence, and moves on. No screenshot tool, no account, no five-message round-trip to figure out which product they meant. The annotated capture lands in your dashboard with the page already attached.
Was it Safari on an iPhone 13 or Chrome on a Pixel? Which variant did they pick? Ybug grabs the browser, OS, viewport, page URL, and any JS console errors the second Submit is hit. By the time the ticket reaches your dev, the detective work is already done.
Bug reporting for Shopify shouldn’t end up in someone’s inbox. Ten clients, ten different stacks — Jira here, Linear there, a small team on Trello. Each Ybug project pushes to its own destination with the screenshot and metadata baked in, so triage happens where your devs already work.
Click Reply on the report, type a message, hit send — it lands as a normal email in the tester’s inbox. When they reply, the answer pins back inside Ybug, attached to the same bug. The whole back-and-forth lives next to the screenshot it’s about, instead of scattered across Gmail, Slack, and a Trello card.
Color, font, button position, dark mode, copy — all yours to set. Or skip the visible button entirely and trigger Ybug from one of your own UI elements via the JS API. Your testers (and your shoppers, if you ever open the widget to them) see your brand, not ours.
Shopify bug tracking from dev store to BFCM Monday — catch what costs you sales while there’s still time to fix it.
From the PDP to the cart drawer — Ybug catches the broken variant picker, the missing “Add to cart” button, the cart that won’t update. Browser, viewport, and URL come bundled.
Build on a Shopify dev store, share a theme preview link with the merchant, get sign-off before publish. Ybug runs everywhere your storefront does.
Page builders, reviews apps, Klaviyo forms, upsell widgets — Ybug runs on the rendered HTML, so nothing in your app stack conflicts.
Most Shopify traffic is mobile, most QA isn’t. Ybug grabs full-page mobile screenshots with device and viewport metadata — the bug your iPhone shopper sees is the bug your dev sees.
Shopify store testing in three steps. No Shopify app, no developer, no theme-file gymnastics.
Free 10-day trial — no credit card. One project per store keeps merchants, teams, and trackers cleanly separated.
Online Store → Themes → Edit Code → drop a one-line snippet before </body>. Save. That’s the install.
Open any storefront page — the button’s there. Share the link with your tester or merchant and watch reports start landing with receipts.
/checkout step on standard plans, so no third-party script can inject there. For broken variants, cart drawers, mobile layout issues, and app conflicts, Ybug covers the storefront up to checkout.theme.liquid via Online Store → Themes → Edit Code. It takes about five minutes, no developer required, and the widget appears on storefront pages immediately.The feedback tool for Shopify stores — five minutes to install, no Shopify app to approve, no commitment.
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