The mobile feedback tool for bug reporting, QA and UAT
Capture mobile feedback, bug reports and visual feedback faster – without endless Slack messages or screenshots.
Collect mobile feedback 10x faster
Learn how BugScreen helps you collect visual feedback, bug reports and mobile annotations that developers understand.
Mobile feedback
Annotate your app with visual feedback
Easily make comments and add annotations to your app in production.
Bug Reporting
Reproduce mobile bugs faster
Give your engineering team the context they need to squash bugs automatically.
acme/mobile · #1284● open
Login button unresponsive after entering credentials
Screenshot + tester's note, filed in the tracker automatically.
Pixel 7 · Android 14Build 1284 · Releaselocale: en-GBmem: 412 / 6144 MBLog buffer attachedappearance: darkScreenshot attachedAPI level 34
Companion app
No code changes needed
Start reporting feedback now by installing the BugScreen app.
SDK
Take a screenshot to trigger a bug report or send feedback
Integrate the SDK to attach the full context from your app in feedback and bug reports.
Connects to the issue tracker you already use
Feedback and bug reports go directly to Jira, ClickUp and Slack.
Integrate BugScreen with your favourite project management and communication apps.
GitHub
Jira
ClickUp
Slack
Privacy & security
Redact anything sensitive before it uploadsNo third-party trackers in the SDKProcessed in the AWS eu-west-2 (London) region
Frequently Asked Questions
What is BugScreen?
BugScreen is an in-app bug-reporting SDK for iOS, Android and React Native that turns human-reported bugs into useful tickets. When a tester notices something telemetry cannot see, a screenshot opens the reporter and files their description and technical context straight into Jira, GitHub or ClickUp.
Why not just paste a screenshot into Slack?
A screenshot pasted into a chat thread drops everything a developer needs to reproduce the problem — the device, the OS version, the build, the locale and the logs. What follows is a round of questions the reporter usually cannot answer from memory, and a bug that gets closed as "cannot reproduce". BugScreen attaches that context automatically and files the report in your issue tracker instead.
How long does it take to fix a bug that has already shipped?
Longer than on the web, because a released mobile build has no rollback button. Fixing it means a new build, another trip through App Store or Play review and then waiting for users to update — days, not minutes. Until that lands, everyone who downloaded the broken build still has it. That is why catching a bug during QA or UAT is worth so much more on mobile than elsewhere.
Who on my team is BugScreen for?
Four roles, for different reasons. QA leads cut the time it takes to file a bug and get a higher-quality report out of it, because the device, OS, build, locale and logs attach themselves. Engineering leads debug and resolve faster, since every ticket arrives with the context they would otherwise have to ask for. Engineering managers ship features faster, because fewer cycles go into chasing bugs nobody can reproduce. And product managers ship higher-quality features, because what testers and stakeholders hit during QA and UAT reaches the tracker instead of dying in a chat thread.
Which platforms does BugScreen support?
Native SDKs for iOS and Android, plus a React Native wrapper that bridges both. There is also a companion app for testers, which captures reports from any app on the device without a code change. Reports from every platform land in the same tracker in the same shape.
Do I have to change my app to use it?
Not necessarily. The companion app needs no code change at all — a tester installs it, pairs with a join link and starts reporting. The SDK is the deeper integration: roughly three lines of native code, after which a screenshot anywhere in your app opens the reporter and attaches the app-level context the companion app cannot see.
Turn every screenshot into a fixable ticket.
Free to start — no credit card required.