BugReceipt records what matters—one browser tab, console errors, network activity, and your manual QA steps—so you can review everything locally and export when you’re ready.
Download BugReceipt for ChromePrivate by design · No accounts · No cloudBugReceipt captures only what happens after you start. Review everything before export.
Choose tab & startChrome asks which tab to record. No account, microphone, tab audio, or upload.You start recording on a browser tab.
Errors and warnings are captured.
Requests, responses, status, and timing.
Inspect the trace, filter noise, add steps.
Choose the local files that leave.
Evidence trace
12:41:08.512 × TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined at onSubmit12:41:08.915 △ Warning: Synchronous XHR on the main thread is deprecated.
| POST | /api/payments | 500 |
|---|---|---|
| GET | /api/cart | 200 |
| GET | /api/user | 200 |
bugreceipt-report/ ├─ issue.md ├─ recording.webm └─ selected-frame.png
No upload. No cloud. No third-party servers.
Before you click record, nothing is collected.
Review, filter, annotate, and remove before export.
Send it to a team, or keep it for later.
The trace is not a black box. BugReceipt keeps each evidence type visible in the review so a tester can remove noise, capture a frame, annotate the problem, and verify the report before it leaves the browser.
No microphone, tab audio, or unrelated windows.
Logs, warnings, exceptions, and rejected promises.
Fetch, XHR, and page requests with sensitive details removed.
Steps, page URL, browser version, and behavior notes.
The current pre-release is distributed through GitHub as an unpacked Chrome extension. Keep the extracted folder in place after installation.
Download BugReceiptBugReceipt-v0.1.5-chrome-unpacked.zipDownload the Chrome ZIP and extract it to a folder you will keep.
Open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, choose Load unpacked, and select the folder containing manifest.json.
Pin BugReceipt, open the affected page, and keep the side panel visible while you reproduce the issue.
Only activity collected after you start: the selected tab’s video, console messages, network activity, page details, and any steps you add manually.
No. The capture stays in extension-owned browser storage. Downloading creates a local report bundle; email delivery happens only after you explicitly choose it.
This is a pre-release package distributed through GitHub Releases. Chrome requires Developer mode to load an unpacked extension that is not yet in the Chrome Web Store.
Yes. Review the recording, selected frames, console entries, network entries, steps, and behavior descriptions before downloading or sharing the report.
Reproduce once. Hand off the screen, browser signals, and steps as one local report.