I built a Chrome extension to stop writing the same bug report over and over

The problem

As a QA engineer, I was spending 20-30 minutes on every single bug report.

Write the steps. Attach the screenshot. Record the video. Explain the environment.
Jump on a call because the developer "can't reproduce it."

Sound familiar?

What I built

I built Bug Reproduction Recorder — a Chrome extension that automates the
whole thing.

Here's the flow:

1. Click Record
2. Reproduce the bug
3. Click Stop
4. Get a fully structured bug report — automatically

The report includes:

• Video recording of the session
• Screenshots captured at key moments
• Browser info, OS, page URL
• Reproduction steps
• Shareable public link

Why I built it myself

I looked at existing tools — Jam, BrowserStack Bug Capture, Loom — but they were
either too expensive for solo QA engineers, too heavy, or required the whole team
to sign up.

I wanted something lightweight, free to start, and focused purely on bug
reproduction.

Tech stack

• Chrome Extension (Manifest V3)
• Supabase (auth + storage)
• Google OAuth
• Vanilla JS

Try it

🔗 Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/bug-reproduction-recorder/bjljppfeefaemnnilkbigfmegaaebkmd

🌐 Landing page: https://bugrecorder-landing.vercel.app

It's free to start (20 reports/month). Would love your feedback — especially
from fellow QA engineers. What would make this 10x more useful for you?