A bug widget that captures console logs, failed requests, and screenshots. Sent straight to Slack or Discord. No bloat. $15/month.
Built by a React dev tired of paying $69/month for enterprise tools.
You've shipped a feature. Users found a bug. Now what?
"It's broken" — that's all you get
Users can't describe the bug. Neither can your PM.
Digging through logs while someone pings you on Slack
Paying $50+/month for tools with 47 integrations you'll never use
Debugging in prod because you can't reproduce locally
Screenshots without context are just noise
The Solution
When a user clicks "Report Bug," we capture the last 50 console logs, any failed network requests, and let them annotate a screenshot. Everything gets sent to your Slack or Discord in one clean message.
Automatically grabs the last ~50 console entries when a bug is reported.
Catches API errors, 4xx/5xx responses, and network failures.
Users can annotate and highlight exactly what's broken.
Install the React component in your app (npm install + 3 lines of code)
Connect your Slack or Discord webhook
Users report bugs → you get full context instantly
No seats, no tiers, no per-user nonsense.
For testing and side projects
For real apps in production