BugJar

BugJar lets anyone — developers, QA, clients, project managers — report bugs with full technical context, using a step-by-step reproduction flow. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open BugJar on the page with the bug 2. Describe the issue, choose category and priority 3. Add reproduction steps — each step captures its own screenshots, console logs, network requests, and DOM elements 4. Click Generate Report — sends to your configured integrations and saves to History CAPTURE - Screenshots with annotation editor (pen, arrows, rectangles, text) - Console logs with timestamps and stack traces for errors - Network requests (XHR/fetch) with status, duration, and response body for failures - DOM Inspector — click any element to capture tag, classes, CSS selector, XPath - Framework detection (Angular, React, Vue, jQuery) - SPA navigation tracking (pushState/replaceState) - localStorage/sessionStorage key listing - Full environment info (OS, browser, resolution, timezone, touch) INTEGRATIONS - Azure DevOps: creates Work Items with full HTML body and uploaded screenshot attachments - GitHub Issues: creates issues with category/priority labels - Slack: sends formatted thread with structured files (.md reports, screenshots) - Email: opens mail client with pre-filled report PER-SITE PROFILES Route bug reports to different integrations per client/project using URL pattern matching. BugJar auto-selects the right profile based on the current page URL. PRIVACY & SECURITY - Zero secrets in source code — all credentials stored locally in chrome.storage - No data sent anywhere except your configured integrations - No analytics, no telemetry, no tracking - Open source: github.com/jgounand/BugJar BUILT FOR AI Reports are structured Markdown files optimized for Claude and ChatGPT — paste them directly for instant root cause analysis. Available in English, French, and Spanish. Dark mode follows your system preference.