If you want to generate data-heavy bug reports and link to your existing issue-tracking and communication tools, Bird Eats Bug is a great option. It uses screen recording technology to gather detailed bug information, like technical logs and network request logs, so you can debug and fix problems faster. It integrates with Jira Cloud, GitHub, Slack and Trello, so it's a good all-purpose option for speeding up the bug reporting process.
Another heavy-duty option is Jam, which makes it easy to create and share detailed bug reports. Jam can automatically gather technical information like console and network logs, and browser information. It supports one-click bug reports and instant replay, which means you can get to the bottom of a problem faster. Jam integrates with Notion, GitHub, Jira and Slack, and offers flexible pricing options for teams of different sizes.
Bugasura is another powerful tool that uses AI to help you track and report bugs. It has customizable workflows and integrates with GitHub, JIRA, Slack and other services. Bugasura's AI-powered issue tracker can automatically generate issue descriptions and types, and it's got advanced filtering and performance monitoring abilities, too. That can help teams cut down on tech debt and increase productivity.
If you just want a free screen recorder for debugging, Dashcam is a good choice. It records steps-to-reproduce, browser debugging information and log files, so you can find and fix bugs more easily. Dashcam integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Slack and Zapier, so you can embed recordings into issues and automatically create new tickets, too.