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An Overview

What is BetterBugs?

BetterBugs is a free Google Chrome extension that lets you create and share comprehensive bug reports in just a few clicks. It's a visual bug-reporting tool that helps you send detailed bug reports in simple steps making the bug-reporting process faster up to 10X.

It enhances software workflows across software teams for software development and testing cycles and enables frictionless communication while reporting and debugging issues.

Why BetterBugs?

Reporting bugs or issues is tedious and takes up much of your time and effort with the traditional back-and-forth reporting workflows. This leads to endless email chains, confusion, and sometimes messes up situations. BetterBugs helps solve this issue with easier, faster, and better bug-reporting and debugging workflows.

Key Features of BetterBugs

The key features of BetterBugs include screen capturing, screen recording, and Rewind.

BetterBugs helps to create and share visual bug reports with all the relevant details to analyze, reproduce, debug, and resolve software issues. It auto-attaches information like console logs, network requests, and system information to every bug report, facilitating accelerated and better debugging sessions.

It has an intuitive and clean interface, making it a handy and all-in-one bug-reporting tool for QA engineers, developers, project managers, and support teams to report issues as comprehensive bug reports.

It integrates seamlessly with popular project management and messaging tools like Jira, Linear, ClickUp, Slack, Asana, GitHub, MS Teams, and Trello. You can share your reports directly to your tools' workspaces within minutes.

BetterBugs makes the bug-reporting process easier, faster, and more efficient through clever techniques and smarter ways. It leverages the most advanced technologies to provide a powerful solution to improve the existing bug-reporting methods enhancing workflows for increased productivity and effectiveness for testing and development cycles in software.

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