Not a developer, but I know Alex - he's incredibly passionate about making sure he's built the right product and giving his customers a great experience. This release looks great! Truly next gen bug squashing for mobile. Keep up the good work Alex :)
@ahmgeek Thanks Ahmad. Instabug does in-app bug by recording some static data and screenshot and letting the user draw on it. Bugsee is conceptually different, it gives the developer much more context, it shows him how user got to that screen in the first place. It records video of the last minute, touches, network traffic with headers and body, all console logs, system traces, etc. Bugsee web player allows developers to replay all of these in a synchronized manner. Most importantly, when user sees a bug, he doesn't need to reproduce it again, or try to remember the steps he took to get to this state, he just reports, everything has been already recorded for him! This makes a huge difference, and saves hours for users, testers and developers.
This is a genius idea! I've talked to several people who think it's a giant leap forward in the way developers debug their apps. Well done to Alex and the team for being found by Product Hunt.
This looks great and we'll definitely be checking it out as a replacement to Crashlytics. We've had a few issues with it and now Fabric's been acquired by Google we're weary of its future.
@steve228uk Thank you for the kind words, Stephen! We have many customers switching away from other solutions. And yes, your sentiment around the recent acquisition is quite common.
We've been following Bugsee for a bit now β the video idea is excellent for our testing phase and not having to rely on users to tell us exactly what went on and giving a perspective above and beyond crash analytics.
Bugsee helps you debug your app bugs much faster. It combines bug reports with video to actually show you exactly what your user's experienced in your app. Worth checking out if you have an iOS and/or Android app.