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Manual testing now less manual

Let Bird automate your bug reporting and make sure your developers always have the information they need to fix bugs.

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Bug reporting: 50% faster, 100% less painful

Before Bird, reporting bugs often meant manually taking screenshots/video recording with third-party tools and follow-up questions from engineers afterward. Using Bird saves you time from all this (and spares your nerves).

Detailed reproduction steps, more visibility on issues
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Gives developers an easy way to understand what's gone wrong

With 2 clicks, Bird auto-include steps to reproduce errors, technical logs and other useful data in every bug report. Saving QA’s time to report bugs, and engineer’s time to understand the problem.

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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.

Integrations: Azure DevOps, Jira, Github, Slack, Linear, Trello, and Zapier.
Simple status tracking built-in.

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Abby | QA Lead at Rightsline

Switched from Monosnap to

Bird Eats Bug

With Bird, we get more visibility on issues and detailed reproduction steps, complete with screenshots and screen recordings that saves us up to 50% of time when reporting bugs.

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