QA handoffs that engineers actually act on.
A QA spreadsheet of bugs is where bugs go to die. A folder of Screendog recordings — each with a transcript, browser/OS dump, and one-click filing into Linear or GitHub Issues — is where they get fixed.
One recording, one ticket, one engineer
QA finds the bug, narrates the repro steps, hits stop. The recording becomes a ticket the moment the engineer opens it — title, description, severity, environment, all pre-filled. The QA tester does not need to know how the engineering tracker is structured.
Severity and tags from your narration
Say "this is a critical bug, the checkout flow is completely broken on Safari" — Screendog picks up the severity hint and pre-fills it in the ticket. You can override anything before filing.
Frequently asked
Can QA testers file directly without engineering review?
Yes. Anyone with workspace access can record and file. Engineering reviews from inside the tracker, not as a gating step in Screendog.
Which trackers are supported?
Linear, GitHub Issues, Notion, Slack, and Jira (Atlassian Cloud) — all five via the provider's real API. Asana, ClickUp, and GitLab are not built today; the Markdown export is the workaround for those.
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5 recordings on the free trial. Real Linear, GitHub, Notion, Slack, and Jira filing. No credit card.
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