Bug reports that file themselves.
A great bug report has steps to reproduce, expected versus actual behavior, environment details, and a way to see the bug happen. Most engineers skip three of those four because writing them is tedious. Screendog generates all four from a single recording.
What goes into a Screendog bug ticket
Browser and version, OS and version, viewport size, locale and timezone, the recording itself, and a Whisper-transcribed narration. We auto-format these into the title, description, and severity fields your tracker expects.
Filed straight to Linear, GitHub Issues, Notion, Slack, or Jira
Pick the tracker, confirm the title and severity, and the ticket lands in the right project via the provider's real API. Or copy clean markdown for trackers we do not directly support.
For QA, support, and customer-facing teams too
Anyone who can reproduce a bug can file it without asking an engineer "what info do you need?" The recording captures it.
Frequently asked
Does it actually file the ticket, or just give me text?
Both. Pick markdown to copy by hand, or connect Linear / GitHub Issues / Notion / Slack / Jira to file directly with one click. The integration uses the provider's real API and rejects fake or revoked tokens loudly.
Can I edit the ticket before filing?
Yes. Every field is editable in the recording view before you ship it.
Does it file into Jira too?
Yes. Jira (Atlassian Cloud) is a live filer alongside Linear, GitHub Issues, Notion, and Slack. Severity maps to Jira priority, recording type maps to issuetype, and the wiki-flavoured description includes the recording link, transcript excerpt, and browser/OS metadata.
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