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Bird Eats Bug

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Bird Eats Bug is a screen-recording tool for bug reporting that automatically captures technical engineering data such as console logs, network requests, and system details while recording a browser session. It lets anyone, technical or not, create data-rich bug reports directly from their browser via a browser extension or an embeddable Web SDK widget. Reports can be shared with a single link and pushed into issue-tracking, communication, and support tools through integrations. It also includes replay monitoring for catching hard-to-reproduce bugs and can auto-generate end-to-end test templates from recordings.

What it's for

Bug reporting and reproductionDebugging with technical logs (console, network, system info)QA testingCustomer support issue captureProduct reviews and demosSprint planning recordingsAutomated E2E test generation from recordingsWorkflow automation for ticket creation

Features 20

Advanced user roles
Audit logs (Enterprise)
Automatic screen recording of bugs
Browser extension recorder
Click and key input event capture
Console log capture
Custom data-redaction / regex-based sensitive data filtering
E2E Test Generator (test script templates)
Folder/collection permissions
Instant replay / background error monitoring
Integrations with issue-tracking, chat and support tools
Network request/response log capture
SAML SSO (Enterprise)
Secure team workspace with folders/collections
Shareable bug report links
System/environment detail capture
Usage reports (Enterprise)
Video markers, audio and camera annotation
Web SDK embeddable recording widget
Workflow automation for ticket creation

At a glance

free tierfree trial

TypeBrowser extension

DeploymentCloud

PlatformsWeb

Forproduct managers, quality assurance teams, software developers, customer support teams, non-technical end users

CompanyBrowserStack

Integrations

Jira CloudGitHubSlackZapierLinearTrello

Complianceself-reported

GDPRISO 27001ISO 20000PCI-DSSPSD2

Resources

Docs

Pricing

The pricing page contains two differing versions of the Starter/Premium tables (e.g. Premium shown as both $100/mo with 5 seats and $200/mo with 10 seats, and trial length shown as both 14 and 30 days). The site also states Bug Capture is now free with BrowserStack plans. Enterprise pricing is quote-based ('Let's talk').

FreeFree

The homepage separately states 'Free forever for 3 users' while the pricing page free plan describes only an upload cap, not a team-member cap.

15 uploads/month, resets each month

Starter$50/mo

Extra team members cost $10/month each. 14-day trial with access to Premium features mentioned; a duplicated pricing block on the same page lists identical Starter terms.

5 team members included; unlimited recordings, replays; 1 integration; 5 folders

Premium$100/mo

Extra team members cost $20/month each. A duplicate pricing table elsewhere on the same page instead lists Premium at $200/month with 10 team members included and a 14-day (not 30-day) trial — the page contains conflicting figures for this plan.

5 team members included; unlimited recordings, folders, replays; all integrations

EnterpriseQuote

Quote-based; 'Contact us' to talk to sales.

Custom, by consultation