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Bug Traker

the operating system for the bug lifecycle

Stop sending developers bug reports they can’t reproduce.

Bug Traker captures what happened at the point of failure — screen replay, console and network evidence, annotated screenshots — and carries the issue through triage, resolution, testing and verification.

  • Web application
  • Catch That Bug
  • VS Code
  • MCP
Bug Traker main dashboard showing projects, assigned bugs and team activity
The dashboard
Rapid bug preview panel opening over the Bug Traker bug grid
Rapid preview
Captured browser session replay alongside developer evidence tools
Replay and dev tools
  • One record

    Evidence, discussion, ownership and history stay together.

  • One lifecycle

    Report, triage, fix, verify and close without losing context.

  • One connected system

    QA, developers, customers and AI agents work from the same source.

why bug traker exists

The bug report is usually the weakest link.

Most issue trackers begin after the useful evidence has disappeared. A user reports what they remember, QA reconstructs the sequence, and developers try to reproduce it on another machine.

Bug Traker starts earlier — at the moment something goes wrong.

  1. Something fails

    The user sees the problem.

  2. Context disappears

    Logs, clicks and state are lost.

  3. The ticket is incomplete

    QA asks for more detail.

  4. “Can’t reproduce”

    The issue stalls.

catch that bug

See what happened — not just what someone remembers.

The browser extension records the evidence developers normally have to chase: a time-bounded DOM replay, console and network activity, annotated screenshots and browser context.

  • Capture evidence while the failure is still on screen
  • Annotate screenshots to direct attention precisely
  • Replay the user journey alongside technical evidence
  • Add further evidence to an existing bug when needed
“The report arrives with the context required to investigate it.”
Catch That Bug screenshot annotation showing callouts drawn on a web interface
Annotated screenshot
Catch That Bug capture panel recording a browser session
Capture panel
Recorded network request evidence attached to a Bug Traker report
Network activity
Recorded browser console output attached to a Bug Traker report
Console logs
a disciplined lifecycle

From report to verified resolution — without losing the thread.

Evidence, ownership, technical work, discussion and verification stay together as the issue moves through the team.

  1. New
  2. Triaged
  3. Assigned
  4. In progress
  5. Resolved
  6. Verified
  7. Closed
Bug Traker triage dialogue assigning responsibility and the next action
Workflow triage

01 / accountability

Know who owns it, who is working it and who must act next.

Real bug lifecycles are rarely represented by one assignee. Bug Traker separates the accountable owner, the person responsible for the current phase, and the person whose action is awaited.

Owner
Long-term accountability
Responsible
Current phase worker
Action By
The ball-in-court

02 / complete context

Open one bug and see the entire working record.

Captured evidence, reproduction information, assignments, discussion, developer notes, verification guidance and immutable history all remain attached to the bug.

View the full interface tour
A detailed Bug Traker record including screen recording, screenshots and assignments
The complete bug record
built for AI-assisted development

Work the bug where the code is.

The Bug Traker Companion surfaces bugs inside VS Code. Its MCP server gives compatible AI agents structured access to bug context, and a controlled route for submitting extracted modules, tests, quality findings and system-state information.

  • VS Code companion
  • Claude Code
  • MCP server
  • OpenAPI

Developers can investigate, update and document the work without reducing the bug to a copied prompt or a disconnected chat.

Bug Traker developer worksheet with AI prompt support
Developer worksheet
Bug Traker VS Code integration showing workspace connections and API key access
VS Code companion

Architecture intelligence

Map the codebase into modules and screens.

AI-assisted extraction creates a reviewed architecture map connected to the same modules used by bugs and tests.

Bug Traker interactive code architecture map
Interactive architecture map

Code quality

Connect findings to the product structure.

Quality analysis identifies security, performance, bug and maintainability findings at module level.

Bug Traker code quality dashboard and findings
Quality findings by module
testing is part of the product

Plan, run and record verification in the same system as the bug.

Reusable test cases are organised into plans, executed in runs and linked back to the bugs they failed against. AI-generated test definitions can be imported, reviewed and managed as normal product records.

Bug Traker test plans and test execution dashboard
Test plans and runs
Detailed test steps recorded against a test case in Bug Traker
Detailed test steps
  1. Define

    Reusable test cases and structured steps.

  2. Organise

    Build plans around releases, modules or risks.

  3. Execute

    Record pass, fail or skip with evidence.

  4. Verify

    Link failed tests directly to bugs.

a platform, not a collection of add-ons

Built for the people involved in the whole bug lifecycle.

  1. QA managers and testers

    Triage, workflow, test execution, verification and quality reporting.

  2. Developers and AI agents

    Complete context in VS Code, controlled updates and structured technical records.

  3. Project and product leaders

    Clear accountability, workload, history and closure controls.

  4. Customers and reporters

    A separate project-scoped portal for reporting, commenting and status visibility.

Bug Traker workspace and project selection screen
Workspaces and projects
The Bug Traker project-scoped customer portal used by external reporters
Customer portal
serious operational foundations

The controls expected by growing software teams.

Strict tenant isolation

Multi-tenant data boundaries enforced throughout the platform.

Immutable audit history

Lifecycle and administrative actions remain attributable.

Customer portal

External users work through a separate project-scoped surface.

Documented API

An OpenAPI contract supports controlled integrations.

International interface

Production-ready localisation for global teams.

Reviewed AI output

Extraction snapshots require explicit review and activation.

start with a real project

Replace the disconnected bug-tool stack with one disciplined lifecycle.

Capture better evidence. Give developers the full context. Connect testing, quality and AI-assisted development to the issue that started the work.

  • No card required
  • Two users included
  • One live project

Accounts, paid plans and the interface tour are handled on bug-traker.com. Questions about fitting it to your team? Talk to us.