The Bird Chrome extension

One-click
bug reporting

Record your screen and auto-include everything your engineers in one-click.

Try Bird later, from your desktop

Seconds to install, no coding required

Skip the cumbersome setup of a new tool. With Bird, all it takes to create a bug report is a single click.

Install and pin Bird to your browser to report in one click
Auto-capture important data your engineers need to diagnose and debug faster

How to install the Bird extension

Enable Bug Watch to capture data in the background on your current page

No need to open the dev console that takes up a lot of space. Enable Bug Watch to get error alerts whenever there is an issue in your dev console.

Capture tech logs even before you start recording video
Share richer screenshots of visual bugs and errors by including the technical logs behind them
Catch bugs that might not be visible in the interface

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Easily share your bug reports
with team members

Jumping between tabs is a waste of time. With Bird, you can do all bug reporting from one interface and upload directly to your issue tracker.

Integration with Jira, Github, Slack, Linear and Trello
Simple status tracking built-in
Real-time email notifications when a team member uploads a new bug report

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