Bird Eats Bug

Bird Eats Bug is a tool for quickly and efficiently reporting bugs that lets you record and document software problems with less hassle. It lets you generate technical bug reports with a few clicks, even if you're not a techie.

Bird Eats Bug tries to address a common problem with bug reports: that they can be time-consuming and incomplete. It uses screen recording technology to automatically gather useful engineering information. That includes technical logs, mouse and keyboard input events, console logs, network request logs and system information, so engineers have everything they need to debug and fix problems as quickly as possible.

Among Bird Eats Bug's features are:

• Screen Recording: Automatically record bugs and technical information for detailed reports without manual effort.
• Automated Bug Reporting: Generate data-rich bug reports immediately to minimize follow-up questions between developers, support and customers.
• Replay Functionality: Detect errors in real-time and replay bugs as they occur.
• Web SDK and Browser Extension: Integrate the tool into internal or production apps with a few lines of code or use a browser extension for easy use.
• Integrations: Connect to popular issue-tracking and communication tools like Jira Cloud, GitHub, Slack and Trello to integrate workflows.

Bird Eats Bug has several pricing tiers to suit different needs:

• Free: $0 per month, 15 uploads per month, and premium features for 14 days.
• Starter: $50 per month, 5 team members, unlimited uploads. Each additional team member is $10 per month.
• Premium: $100 per month, 5 team members, unlimited uploads, and premium features like folder permissions and custom UI for the Web SDK. Each additional team member is $20 per month.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing tiers with on-premise solutions, SAML SSO and custom terms.

Bird Eats Bug is geared for product managers, QAs, customer support, engineers and anyone else who reports and fixes software bugs. By automating and enriching bug reports, it can help teams save time and resources and get to the bottom of problems faster. Those interested can check out the Bird Eats Bug website to learn more about its features.

Published on July 16, 2024