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Embed a widget that captures screenshots, annotations, session replay, and diagnostics. Triage every report in one dashboard, at a reasonable price.

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BugTrap is the widget and the dashboard together. A visitor or a teammate opens the widget, captures the screen, and draws on the broken UI. The ticket shows up with the screenshot, the annotation, the session replay, recent console logs, network activity, the URL, and the environment. The team...
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As answered by people managing Shake and BugTrap.
BugTrap's answer:
The widget and the dashboard are one product. A report arrives with the screenshot, the annotation, the session replay, the console logs, and the network activity already on the ticket. The price is $5/month for the workspace, and the team is included.
BugTrap's answer:
Marker.io, BugHerd, Jam, and Usersnap charge per seat or lock replay, markup, or guest reporting behind a higher plan. BugTrap includes those in the $5 workspace price. You install it yourself with one script tag.
BugTrap's answer:
Small teams who need visual bug reports without an enterprise contract. Freelance developers and small agencies installing the widget on client sites, and indie SaaS teams of about 2–10 people.
BugTrap's answer:
Pointing at a broken screen and keeping the replay and the logs got packaged like enterprise software: seat prices, session caps, and a higher tier for the part you actually needed. BugTrap is that report, with the evidence attached, at a price a small team can pay.
BugTrap's answer:
Next.js, React, and TypeScript. Tailwind for the interface. Supabase for Postgres, auth, and file storage. Drizzle for the database. Stripe for billing. rrweb for session replay.
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