Capture the evidence
Grab the visible page, the full page, or an exact region — while the bug is still in front of you.
A Chrome and Firefox extension for developers who ship with agents
You catch the bug.
Your agent ships the fix.
Spot a bug, capture it once, and BugSnitch files the GitHub issue for you — annotated screenshot, console errors, environment, and what you expected. Everything your agent needs to start fixing instead of asking questions.
Annotated screenshotsConsole errorsRepro stepsEnvironment
Free to start · 30 issues every month · no card required
Works with
Console errors attached
Annotated in one drag
Pinned in your browser toolbar. Opens right where you're already working.
From “that looks wrong” to ready to fix
Everything the issue needs.
None of the archaeology.
One capture replaces the screenshot-in-Slack, the devtools digging, and the three rounds of “can you also send…”
Make the problem obvious
Circle what broke and say what you expected. Console errors, failed requests, and environment attach in one click — or stay off.
Hand it to your agent
Create the GitHub issue or copy an agent-ready prompt. Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex picks it up with full context.
Point. Mark. Explain.
Show the bug,
not just the symptom.
Draw right on the capture. Circle what broke, note what should have happened — your agent sees exactly what you saw, not a paragraph describing it.
Private by default
You decide what
leaves your browser.
Diagnostics are optional and off by default. Review every attachment and strip anything out before it's submitted — nothing is captured without you.
- Diagnostics off unless you flip them on
- Remove any item before submitting
- Nothing captured leaves without your click
One paste from a fix
The exact context your agent needs to fix it.
Visual proof, repro steps, environment, and your notes — packaged into a GitHub issue or a ready-to-paste prompt. Point your agent at it and let it work.
One-click handoff to the tools you already use.
octo-org/web-app#77
Checkout spinner never resolves on mobile Safari
bugneeds-reproagent-ready
checkout-bug.png · annotated
Why BugSnitch
Stop explaining bugs twice.
Without BugSnitch
- Screenshot into Slack: “checkout’s broken on mobile”
- Your agent asks for console errors you didn’t save
- Re-open devtools, reproduce it again, copy-paste
- The fix starts after the third back-and-forth
With BugSnitch
- One capture while the bug is still on screen
- Annotations, console errors, environment attached
- Issue and agent-ready prompt in one click
- The fix starts on the first paste
Simple pricing
Start free. Upgrade when
BugSnitch earns its place.
Founding 50 pricing50 spots remain before prices increase.
0 of 50 claimed · founders keep their renewal price
Free
For trying the workflow.
$0forever
- 30 issues every month
- Capture and annotation
- GitHub issue creation built in
Personal
For independent developers.
$29/ year $39
- Unlimited captures and issues
- Full annotation toolkit
- Agent-ready handoff
- Updates and support
- Cancel anytime
Lifetime
Own it. No renewals, ever.
$79once $99
- Everything in Personal, forever
- 12 months of updates included
- Optional update pass later
- Bring your own AI provider
- Goes away when founding spots fill
Founding prices are available to the first 50 unique paid customers. The counter updates after successful payment — founders keep their price for life.
Questions
Before you ask.
Can’t I just paste a screenshot into my agent?
You can — and then it asks for the console errors, the browser version, and how to reproduce it. BugSnitch attaches all of that in the same click as the capture, so the agent starts on the fix instead of the questions.
Which coding agents does it work with?
The output is a standard GitHub issue plus a structured prompt any agent can read. One-click handoff supports Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Zed, VS Code, and Antigravity.
What counts as an issue on the free plan?
Every GitHub issue you create through BugSnitch counts toward your 30 per month. The counter resets each month and no card is required. Issues you file directly in GitHub don't count.
Does my data leave the browser?
Only what you choose to submit. Diagnostics are off by default, and you can review and remove individual items before anything is sent. See the privacy policy for details.
What does Lifetime include?
The local workflow forever — capture, annotation, GitHub issues — with 12 months of updates included and an optional update pass later.
What happens when the founding 50 spots fill up?
Prices increase for new customers. Founders keep their renewal price for as long as they stay subscribed.
Make the next bug
the last vague one.
One capture. A complete issue. An agent that already knows where to look.