Report bugs in one click
Capture issues instantly with a click and send them directly from your test environment.
Bug reporting without the busywork
Ybug helps testers submit detailed bug reports with zero guesswork and full technical context – so they can spend less time typing and more time testing.
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Built for QA testers who
hate busywork
Capture in seconds
Report a bug as fast as you find one
Manual QA is slow enough without writing a novel for every defect. Click the Ybug button, draw on the screenshot, type the steps, hit Submit — done. No screenshot tool, no separate ticket form, no guessing the URL. More time finding bugs, less time documenting them.
- One-click capture from the page you’re testing
- Annotate with arrows, highlights, and freehand notes
- Edit the screenshot before submitting — blur sensitive data
No more “cannot reproduce”
Full technical context, attached automatically
You shouldn’t have to remember what browser you were on or copy the URL by hand. Ybug grabs the user agent, OS, viewport, URL, and JS console output automatically. Devs get tickets they can actually act on — and nobody pings you a week later with “can you repro this?”.
- Browser, OS, viewport, and URL on every report
- JS console logs and uncaught errors auto-attached
- Custom metadata (test run ID, build number) via the JS API
Test anywhere
Same workflow on any environment
Production, staging, localhost, password-protected internal tools — Ybug works on all of them. Use the widget on builds you control, or the Chrome, Firefox, or Edge extension on URLs you don’t (third-party portals, vendor demos, anything in the wild). One reporting workflow, the whole test matrix.
- Widget runs on production, staging, and localhost
- Browser extension captures any URL, with or without a snippet
- Native screenshots for password-protected and behind-VPN apps
Catch silent JS errors
Surface bugs even users won’t see
Plenty of front-end bugs never make it to a screenshot — failed XHRs, swallowed exceptions, race conditions that only show in the console. Ybug streams the console log into every report, so silent failures land next to the visible ones. Handoff becomes: here’s the screen, here’s the stack trace, fix it.
- Captures console.error, console.warn, and uncaught exceptions
- Network errors and failed requests included
- Privacy-first — nothing is sent until you hit Submit
Works with the tools you already use
Ybug connects seamlessly with your favorite tools, so feedback lands exactly where your team needs it.
“YBug makes it incredibly easy for our End Users, QAs, and POs to report bugs and feedback directly from the application, with all the context we need (screenshots, browser info, console logs).”
Marcos G.
Product Owner
Why testers use Ybug
Include full technical context
Automatically attach browser details, OS, screen size, and console logs.
Handoff better to developers
Deliver reports straight into your dev team’s tools with all the data they need.
Use anywhere you test
Access the browser extension or feedback widget in any environment.
Catch hidden errors automatically
Client-side JavaScript errors are logged and attached to reports, helping testers uncover issues before users do.
Reply directly from Ybug
Respond to feedback directly from the Ybug dashboard with replies going straight to the reporter’s inbox.
Keep teams informed automatically
Send automatic email confirmations when feedback is received and notify users when their report is resolved.
Frequently asked questions
Do testers need to install anything before reporting?
No. If the site has the Ybug widget, testers just click the button. For URLs without a snippet (third-party portals, vendor demos), the Chrome, Firefox, or Edge extension lets testers report on any site.
Can I attach a build number or test run ID to a report?
Yes. Use the JS API to push custom metadata — build, environment, test run, tester name — onto every report. Or add custom form fields so testers fill in severity, area, or steps as structured input.
Does Ybug capture silent JS errors and failed network requests?
Yes. Every report includes the full JS console — errors, warnings, and XHR/Fetch failures — so devs see the silent stuff next to the visible bug. No need to ask the tester to open DevTools.
Will the feedback widget slow down our site or app?
Not at all. We’ve built Ybug to be lightweight and load asynchronously, so it won’t interfere with your page load speeds or user experience. You get the feedback you need without the lag.
Does it integrate with our existing tools?
Yes. Ybug integrates with Jira, Slack, GitHub, ClickUp, Trello, and many more. Feedback and bugs can go straight into the tools you already use.
Can our users submit feedback without logging in?
Yes. Users can submit visual feedback and bug reports directly from your app in a few clicks – no signup or login required. Less friction means more useful feedback.
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