Screen recording
Record the selected browser tab without microphone or tab audio.
Record the affected tab, collect console and network context, add reproduction steps, and review everything before exporting a local report.
Version 0.3.0 is the latest version.

BugReceipt keeps the human steps and browser evidence together, so developers receive context instead of another vague report.
Record the selected browser tab without microphone or tab audio.
Keep errors, warnings, exceptions, and rejected promises with the report.
Review failed requests, status codes, timing, and supported filtered responses.
Add the exact human actions needed to reproduce the problem.
Remove evidence, select frames, annotate screenshots, and highlight diagnostics.
Download a reviewed Markdown report and selected evidence as a ZIP.
From a failed browser action to a reviewed local export—without leaving the evidence scattered across screenshots and DevTools.
Filtering happens before diagnostic data is stored. You inspect the capture and explicitly choose which local files to export.
Nothing is recorded before you choose a tab and start the capture.
Remove unwanted entries and visual evidence before creating the report bundle.
BugReceipt does not automatically upload, email, or submit your capture.
A concise view of what is available and what is coming next.
Updated review experience, evidence curation, local export flow, and the new light/dark product identity.
Tab recording, console and network evidence, manual steps, annotations, and reviewed local ZIP export.
What BugReceipt collects, where it stays, and what happens when you export.
Only evidence collected after you start: the selected tab, console messages, network activity, page context, and steps you add.
No. Captures stay in extension-owned browser storage. A report leaves only when you explicitly export and share it.
Yes. Review and remove individual evidence before export. Diagnostic filtering reduces risk, but you should still inspect screen recordings and every report field.
BugReceipt currently supports Chrome desktop version 125 and newer.
No. BugReceipt exports local files and can open the public issue form, but it does not populate or submit an issue.
Capture the context developers need.