Most bug reports fail because they lack context. Capture.dev attacks that problem by making the capture happen where the bug occurs. A tiny toolbar installs on any website, and a single click records the screen, the affected user, the DOM inspector state, console logs, and network requests in one bundle — no follow-up questions and no screenshots pasted into a chat thread.
Beyond raw capture, Capture adds automation that speeds up triage. An auto-history feature produces a step-by-step playback of what the user did before things broke, which is far more useful than "it just broke." Auto-summary generates a written description of the issue, so issues can be prioritized at a glance without digging through logs. Reports route to Slack, Linear, Jira, Asana, ClickUp, Trello, or Zapier, so the capture lands in the same workflow your team already uses.
There is also a customer-facing path: send a user a unique capture link and they can share everything needed to reproduce the issue, cutting the back-and-forth between a support ticket and a resolution. Capture positions itself as a simpler alternative to tools like Jam.dev and Marker.io and says it is used by 500+ teams. Pricing details live on the site's pricing page, and there is a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, plus a demo where captures are deleted after one hour.
