Capture Dev is a browser-based bug reporting toolbar designed for product teams, QA engineers, and developers who need to report and resolve issues faster. Unlike traditional bug tracking workflows that require manually taking screenshots, recording videos, and pasting reproduction steps across multiple tools, Capture Dev consolidates everything into one click from within the browser.
The tool works through two methods: a Web SDK that can be added to any website with a few lines of code, and a Chrome browser extension for instant reporting on sites the user does not control. Both approaches capture the same comprehensive technical context automatically, making it easier for non-technical team members and customers to submit high-quality bug reports without any specialized knowledge.
When someone reports a bug using Capture Dev, the report automatically includes annotated screenshots, console logs, network requests, and a step-by-step playback of user actions leading up to the issue. This auto-history feature eliminates the back-and-forth questioning that typically slows down debugging. An auto-summary feature generates concise descriptions of each issue, making it easier for teams to prioritize and triage bugs without digging through raw logs.
Capture Dev integrates deeply with popular project management and communication tools used by development teams. Bug reports can be automatically sent to Linear, Jira, Asana, ClickUp, Slack, Trello, and Zapier, allowing teams to work within their existing workflows rather than adopting a new platform. This integration-first approach means Capture Dev acts as a capture layer rather than yet another project management tool.
The product is priced at a flat $29 per month when billed annually, with a single plan that includes unlimited bug reports, unlimited integrations, and support for up to 15 team members. There is a 14-day free trial available with no credit card required. This simple pricing model makes it accessible for small teams while still being powerful enough for larger organizations.
For teams that require customer-facing bug reporting, the Web SDK option allows support teams to empower end users to submit detailed bug reports without requiring technical knowledge. Customers can provide annotated screenshots and context directly from their browser, and the reports flow into the team preferred tools automatically. This reduces the time from support ticket to resolution significantly.
Privacy controls are built into the platform, allowing teams to control what data is captured and shared. Inspectable screenshots keep all the visual context needed for debugging while respecting data sensitivity. The platform also supports both internal bug reporting among team members and external customer-facing reporting with different permission levels and data handling.
