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Record clicks and network requests for bug reporting Bug Logger makes it easy for anyone on your team to capture exactly what happened before a bug with no technical knowledge. Simply click Start Recording, reproduce the issue, then click Stop. Bug Logger automatically captures every click, API request, and server response in the exact order they happened, then exports a structured report your developers can use immediately. What gets captured: — Every click (element, text, position) — All API requests and responses (fetch + XHR) — HTTP status codes and response times — Failed requests highlighted separately — Page URL and session timestamps Export options: — Clean mode: noise-filtered, AI-ready JSON (great for pasting into ChatGPT or Claude) — Raw mode: full unmodified log for deep debugging — Both: saves clean + raw simultaneously — Package as a single ZIP or separate files — Optional screenshot captured at the moment you stop — Optional text note describing the bug Built for teams: Non-technical teammates can record a bug in 30 seconds. Developers receive a precise, timestamped log of every network call and user action — no more "it just didn't work" bug reports.
Mar 11, 2026
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