For developers
Stop Asking: “Can You Reproduce It?”
Get screenshots, session context, and technical details with customer-reported bugs so frontend and full-stack teams can investigate faster.
Reproduction debt is real
Customer bugs often arrive without URL precision, browser details, or failing request information. Developers burn time recreating environments and guessing steps.
A developer bug reporting tool should reduce that uncertainty with evidence gathered at report time.
Reports that look closer to an investigation brief
OwlTrace attaches screenshots, optional video, session replay context, network waterfall data, cookies/localStorage, and browser or device information to reports.
You still debug in your IDE. You just start with a clearer picture of what failed in the wild.
Context developers actually open
Screenshots
Capture exactly what the user saw when they reported the issue, without asking them to attach a file.
Session replay
Review the clickstream and user journey leading up to the broken state so you can see what they did.
Network logs
Inspect request method, status, duration, and payload context alongside the visual report.
Cookies & localStorage
See browser storage state at report time to reproduce environment-specific failures.
Browser & device context
Know the URL, user agent, and device details that came with the report.
Issue tool sync
Optionally auto-create Trello cards or Jira issues, or append rows to Google Sheets.
Who this helps
- Frontend bug reporting from production users
- Reproducing customer-reported web app bugs
- Triaging issues before writing a failing test
Built to respect engineering time
- Less time asking for missing reproduction steps.
- Technical panels next to the visual story.
- Simple JS install paths for web apps.
Frequently asked questions
Does OwlTrace include console and network information?
Reports can include network waterfall details and related technical context. Use the dashboard report view to inspect what was captured for each issue.
How do I install OwlTrace?
See the JavaScript installation docs for Vanilla, React, and Vue setup paths.
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