Are you wasting your time with bugs? How to save between 30 and 120 minutes per bug

Opening a bug

  • Add a title (1 min)
  • Add a description (10 min)
  • Add the steps to replicate the bug(10 min)
  • Add a screenshot (10 min)
  • Add your device and environment details (10 min)
  • Add some technical details like HTTP calls (15 min)
  • Talk again with the developer for some missing information (30 min)

Save 20-50 minutes when opening a bug

Fixing a bug

  • No screenshot... call the tester (20 min)
  • No steps to reproduce the bug... call the tester (20 min)
  • Try to replicate the bug in a different environment (30 min)
  • HTTP requests analysis (20 min)
  • Actually fix the bug code (3 hours)

Save 30-70 minutes when fixing a bug

Our solutions for your problems with bug fixing

PROBLEM #1: "IT DOESN'T WORK"

bug reports without tech details

Stop wasting developers and testers time Automatic video reports with all technical information

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PROBLEM #2: "MY KEYBOARD DOES NOT HAVE F12"

blind live support

Stop asking users "open the devtool and click *##[**!*?*" Live Remote user devtools for insightful live customer support

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PROBLEM #3: "BUT IT USED TO WORK"

functionality broken by new releases

Stop worrying about regression errors Monitor HTTP changes, frontend and backend errors

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PROBLEM #4: "CANNOT REPRODUCE THE BUG LOCALLY"

cannot reproduce bug

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