A picture beats a paragraph.
Capture a screenshot and mark the exact spot. Users can point to the problem instead of finding the words for it.
“It’s not working” is just the beginning.
Give your users a way to show you what’s wrong—with screenshots, context, and a conversation.
One widget. Bug reports, feedback, and support.
For slow mornings
and second coffees.
“The add-to-bag button isn’t responding.”
FROM “SOMETHING’S BROKEN” TO “GOT IT.”
You shouldn’t need five emails and a screen share to understand one bug. Start with the whole picture.
Capture a screenshot and mark the exact spot. Users can point to the problem instead of finding the words for it.
Technical details travel with the report. See browser information, console logs, and network activity alongside user feedback.
Bring feedback and support conversations into one place. Ask a question, share an update, and keep things moving.
THE WHOLE STORY, IN ONE PLACE
Explore an example report.
Click through the details your team can work with.
“I added a cup to my bag, but nothing happened when I clicked the button.”
Thoughtful objects for your everyday rituals.
Add to bag +1 “This button doesn’t seem to do anything.” Screenshot annotation
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined
at addToCart (checkout.js:42)Useful context, without asking your user to open developer tools.
Keep the report and the conversation connected.
Illustrative product walkthrough. Sample data only; nothing is submitted.
Create your workspace and copy your project’s widget snippet. Add it to your website using the installation guide.
They open the widget, capture the issue, and add a note—all without leaving your product.
Your team reviews the report, follows up in the conversation, and tracks it through to resolution.
GOOD FOR USERS. GREAT FOR DEVELOPERS.
A framework-agnostic widget for your frontend. An API for connecting reports to the tools and processes behind it.
Explore the API docs// A little context goes a long way.
capture({
screenshot: "the exact issue",
context: "the useful details",
feedback: "the user's own words"
});
// Less reproducing. More resolving.Conceptual example · Get your installation snippet in the app.Visibug is a visual bug reporting and support tool. It gives website visitors a widget for screenshots, annotations, feedback, and conversations, and gives your team a dashboard to manage it all.
No. Users can point to an issue and explain it in their own words. The widget gathers technical context to help your team investigate.
The widget uses JavaScript and is framework-agnostic. You’ll need access to add a script to your website, whether directly in its code or through your website platform’s custom-code settings.
Yes. The app includes widget settings for branding, appearance, and reporting behavior. Available options depend on your workspace’s enabled features.
Visit the app to review the current signup options and your workspace’s billing settings, or contact us about a plan for your team.
Your existing workspace is at app.visibug.com. Sign in with your existing account to access reports, conversations, and settings.
THE NEXT BUG DOESN’T NEED AN EMAIL CHAIN.
See it clearly. Solve it together.