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BugScreen

Pre-release bug reporting SDK for mobile apps enables testers to submit annotated reports from inside iOS, Android, or React Native, capturing device info, screenshots, app version, and logs while creating tracking issues in GitHub and Jira projects.

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  • Freemium (Subscription)
  • Proprietary

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  • Online
  • Android
  • iPhone
  • Android Tablet
  • iPad
  • Software as a Service (SaaS)
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What is BugScreen?

BugScreen is a pre-release bug reporting tool for mobile apps. It's built for QA leads and mobile engineers who are tired of bug reports that arrive as a message in Slack with no device info, no logs, and no way to reproduce.

Drop the SDK into your iOS, Android, or React Native build and testers can file a report from inside the app the moment they hit a bug. A screenshot trigger opens a lightweight reporter sheet — they annotate, describe, submit. BugScreen attaches the screenshot, device and OS details, app version, and recent logs automatically, then opens a fully-populated issue in every GitHub repo and Jira project you've connected.

What's included

  • Native SDKs for iOS (Swift Package / CocoaPod), Android (Kotlin), and React Native
  • Screenshot-triggered in-app reporter with annotation
  • Automatic capture of device, OS, app version, and logs
  • One-click issue creation in GitHub and Jira, with OAuth
  • Web console to manage apps, integrations, and SDK keys
  • Pricing by apps, reports, and integrations — not per seat

Who it's for

Mobile QA teams running internal builds, TestFlight, or Play Internal testing tracks; mobile engineering teams who want bug reports that are actually actionable; studios and agencies shipping client builds who need a clean handoff loop.