The best bug reporting tools in 2024
All software has bugs. These tools make it easy to identify, troubleshoot and report issues with your website or apps.
Featurebase
—Free public feedback board for your project
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Featurebase helps you understand what ideas or problems your customers have about your product and, therefore, helps you steer your startup in the right direction. You can capture all their feedback, bug reports and feature requests on a public board.
Highlight
—Understand and debug customer issues with confidence
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Stop wasting effort trying to track down and reproduce bugs. Through session replays, Highlight shows you exactly how and when your bugs happen. Highlight removes the mystery of debugging.
Zipy
—Debug instantly with Session Playback and Monitoring in one- Overview
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Zipy is a debugging platform with user session replay, frontend and network monitoring in one. ⏰ Install in a min ▶️ Replay error sessions in real time 🚀 Dev tools, Stack Trace, Console & Network Logs Have questions? Ask the Maker
Userback
—#1 Visual feedback tool for software teams
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Userback is a market-leading user feedback platform helping 20,000+ software teams to understand what customers need so they can build better web applications faster. Userback streamlines and automates the real-time in-app collection, evaluation and management of visual feedback and contextual surveys. With Userback product managers and developers can validate ideas, optimize product-market fit, prioritize features for roadmaps, fix bugs and deliver value with greater insight.
Jam
—1 click to capture a perfect bug report 🚀 140K+ happy users- Overview
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A developer collaboration tool for bug reporting that helps engineering teams fix bugs 20x faster. Instant bug replay and diagnostics, such as: network requests, console logs, device, and more are automatically captured in one link. It's free at: jam.dev
Pastel
—Fastest visual website feedback tool for web designers, developers and agencies- Overview
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Pastel is the easiest, and fastest way for web designers, developers, and agencies to collect feedback on the websites they're building.
Shake SDK
—Plug 'n' play bug reporting tool for your app- Overview
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Your app users can now report their problems in seconds! Shake SDK then automatically supplements those reports with a ton of data you will love (user's OS, device, steps to reproduce, network requests, logs, permissions...) so you can fix 'em 50✕ faster 😍
Punchlist
—Feedback layer on top of websites, images, and PDFs- Overview
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Punchlist simplifies feedback by adding a comment layer over your creative projects, making your clients happy with a tool they’ll love. Say goodbye to back-and-forth emails and endless meetings—just share one URL and get clear, visual feedback directly over your work. Whether it’s a live website, an image, a PDF, or a mockup, Punchlist streamlines collaboration and helps you finish projects on time.
Gleap
—Instant replay, screenshot bug reporting, with glee- Overview
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Gleap is the visual customer communication and triage platform for web and mobile apps. Gather feedback with video action replays, screenshot bug reports, and in-app feature requests, ratings, and surveys. Review, prioritize, and respond in one gleeful place!
Bird Eats Bug
—Report bugs. Create tests. Really fast.- Overview
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Create data-rich bug reports and end-to-end tests with a few clicks. Bird lets you auto-capture your screen, actions and technical logs. This saves QA, PM, CS and Eng teams over 50% of time on bugs reported by testers and even non-technical users.
