TagBug
Open source, privacy first bug reporting for your website.
FreeQA3,877 impressions#16 of its week
TagBug is an open-source, privacy-first tool that lets website users capture annotated screenshots, video and technical logs for bug reports.
- for
- Web developers and QA teams who need simple, visual bug reporting from non-technical users
- pricing
- free
Key features
- Annotated screenshots — Capture screen images with drawings and notes to show UI issues.
- Video recording — Record short videos of the bug in action for clearer reproduction.
- Technical details collection — Automatically gathers system info, JavaScript logs and network requests.
- Instant replay — Replays the last minutes of activity on the page like a time-machine.
- Team collaboration — Private reports can be shared and organized into folders with teammates.
- Chrome extension — Install directly from Chrome for free to start reporting instantly.
Use cases
- A designer reports a layout glitch with an annotated screenshot and video for the dev team
- QA captures console errors and network logs automatically when a test fails
- Developers reproduce a user-reported bug by replaying the recorded session
- Product managers share bug reports with stakeholders while keeping them private
TagBug vs alternatives
 TagBug |  Capture.dev |  Bugzy AI |  Quash Bugs |  CueTest | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Visual bug reports with technical context | AI-enhanced bug capture | AI-assisted QA | Mobile UI/API/DB testing | Plain-English E2E testing |
| Pricing | Free | Subscription | Subscription | Free | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 17 | 19 | 22 | 3 |
| Launched | Mar 2025 | Dec 2024 | Mar 2026 | Jan 2024 | Aug 2026 |
- TagBug vs Capture.dev: Capture.dev also offers one-click bug reports but focuses on AI-enhanced details
- TagBug vs Bugzy AI: Bugzy AI adds AI-driven QA assistance beyond visual capture
- TagBug vs Quash Bugs: Quash Bugs provides end-to-end mobile testing with UI, API and DB validation
- TagBug vs CueTest: CueTest simplifies E2E testing with plain-English scripts, not visual bug capture
TagBug FAQ
How do I submit a bug report?+
Install the TagBug Chrome extension, then capture a screenshot or video, add annotations, and submit the report.
What technical information is included?+
TagBug automatically includes system information, JavaScript console logs, and network request details.
Is the bug report private?+
Yes, each report is private by default and can be shared with invited team members.
Can I organize reports?+
Reports can be placed into folders for better management and team collaboration.
Is TagBug open source?+
TagBug is described as open source and privacy-first, but no source link is provided in the text.
Summarized by DevHunt from tagbug.dev · Sep 28, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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