Looking for a powerful alternative to Usersnap?

One major differentiator to Usersnap is that Bird Eats Bug (or Bird, for short) automatically captures all technical data in one place - a process that is almost always time-consuming and frustrating for QA and engineering teams.

This means no more chasing down details or unnecessary back-and-forth, faster bug fixing, and more time for building new features.

With Bird, when you capture a screen recording or a screenshot, the video or screenshot is processed in the same screen and you're able to share it (via sharing link or upload via integrations to popular tools like GitHub, Linear, Trello, Slack). Bird's one-click session sharing and status sync means two things: simplify your workflow and save time.

Bird offers much more than just screen recording and screenshot capture tool, each bug capture automatically includes all the technical information your engineers need.

Depending on the bug, network logs could be the most important piece of information.

Developers use network logs to pin-point bugs related to client/server communication by inspecting network request information like headers and request or response payloads. Network logs paired with (also auto-collected) console logs, save developers time in replicating an issue and see what went wrong, speeding up the whole bug reporting and bug fixing process.

With Bird, teams can reproduce faster, save tons of time, and improve their productivity.

Bird's paid plans offer a team workspace for small to medium-sized teams so that everyone can collaborate, reproduce and resolve issues much faster. The team workspace is a single library for members to upload, add descriptions, and share or upload to a range of project management tools, keeping everyone in the loop when working on issues.

Admins get workspace-wide controls, team-only protected sharing, priority support and more.