New: AI Summaries

Create developer-friendly bug reports straight from your browser.

Bridge the gap between product and engineering teams by turning website feedback into instant, actionable tickets — automatically synced with your favorite tools.

A screenshot of the capture.dev interface showing a bug report for a dashboard product.

$A label with the text 'These buttons aren\'t working'$

A summary of the bug report reading 'Multiple POST requests to the '/api/revenue' endpoint returned a 400 error response with the message 'Interval cannot be empty'

A list of browser activity containing the items: 1. Clicked update button. 2. Post request to api/revenue failed. 3. Opened capture widget

A list of details about the browser environment, including the browser name and version, and the user's timezone

Never write a bug report again

Auto-capture everything your team needs to action bugs and feedback. No more follow-up questions or endless back-and-forth.

Automatic context

Capture all of the technical details that developers need without the manual effort.

Automatic history

Get a step-by-step breakdown of exactly what was happening on the page before an issue occurred.

Automatic summaries

Understand issues at a glance with AI summaries that help with prioritization and debugging.

Capture bugs from any site, in any browser

Our bug reporting widget works on all major browsers
Install on any website with a few lines of code, or use our handy browser extension.
Capture, annotate, and report bugs from any page in just a few clicks.

Level-up your feedback

Get your whole team on the same page with built-in tools for adding helpful context to your website feedback.

Freehand annotations

For quick and easy feedback

A screenshot of a dashboard with an annotation asking for the font size to be increased

Audio and video feedback

For those more difficult to explain issues

Loved by whole teams

The less friction and back and forth needed to convey a bug to the team the better. Capture is the best solution I've found by far.

Kelly AdamHead of operations

There is nothing worse than receiving a non-descriptive screenshot and the request to "fix this bug". Capture makes errors so much easier to reproduce and fix.