AI-powered mobile QA

Give your QA
developer superpowers.

Let them ask your codebase, not your engineers.

AI turns a screenshot into root-cause analysis and repro steps, grounded in your code. Mobile and web. Your source never leaves your machine.

Android · iOS · Flutter · React Native · Local-first · Free during beta

See it for your role

One tool, every role

QA, PM, BA: the same Snapbug, a different job on the same bug.

Snapbug · AI + your repoyour repo, read locally
From device
Why does the Pay button overflow the card?
Checkout
Order summary
Pay
Snapbug captured
LogsNetworkAnalyticsDeviceDatabaseCrash
Bug context6/6
Your GitHub repo
your-app
CheckoutScreen.ktPayButton.ktCheckoutTheme.kt
AI reading your repo…
Answer to the user
The Pay button is pinned with a fixed offset(x = 120.dp) instead
of filling the card width — so it spills past the edge.
PayButton.kt:42
Fix proposed by AIComing soon
41Button(
42- modifier = Modifier.offset(x = 120.dp)
42+ modifier = Modifier.fillMaxWidth()
43) { Text("Pay") }
Auto-fix — coming soon. fix/checkout-button-overflow
1. Snap the bug — logs, network, analytics, device attached→2. AI reads your repo→3. Answers with the exact file & line→4. Proposes a fix on a branch (soon)

Less friction, lower cost

Developers build features. Snapbug handles the triage.

Less back-and-forth between QA, PM, and engineering: fewer paid hours spent working out a single bug.

Privacy by architecture

Your source never leaves your machine.

Works with the app you already ship

Android
iOS
Flutter
React Native
Chrome

Your whole team

What your team gets

One tool, three ways your team ships faster.

QA

Ask why it broke

Get dev-ready repro steps and a root cause without pinging a developer.

PM

Decide with data

See what's affected and how risky the fix is. Make the call yourself.

Dev

Start coding, not reproducing

A code-grounded diagnosis, not a vague ticket.

One screenshot. A bug report a developer can act on.

Snap the bug. Snapbug captures the invisible layer — the network call, the database row, the crash — and AI writes the steps to reproduce.

What makes this different

  • Captures the network response and local database state, not just a screenshot.
  • AI writes the steps to reproduce, instead of a "cannot reproduce" reply.
  • Fewer round trips between QA and engineering: the developer hours you save stay in the budget.
  • Works on Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native. Real devices, over Wi-Fi.
  • Root-cause analysis, not a folder of screenshots.
  • Your source stays on your machine.
  • Developer-grade bug reports, without a developer.

The pieces

However your team works

QA records on the phone, developers watch live data in the browser, everyone asks the AI. Same tool.

RecorderApp

For QA / PM

Snap, annotate, get repro steps, send. Android & iOS.

Inspector

Live data

Network, database, crashes, app preferences — from the device. Browser or Chrome Extension.

Ask AI

On your code

Work the bug against your own source. Locally.

SDK

One line

Snapbug.start(). All plugins on. No-op in release.

Live inspection

What a screenshot cannot show

The cause usually sits in the network response, a database row, or a stack trace. Snapbug shows them together, within one session.

Live network inspector

Requests with bodies, headers, timings, mocks.

Database browser

Read and edit SQLite / Room rows live.

Crash reporter

Crash logs in real time, correlated with the session.

No cables

The device reaches the inspector without a USB cable.

Setup

Get started

Three steps.

  1. 01

    Add one SDK line

    Snapbug.start(). All plugins on.

  2. 02

    Open the inspector

    Browser or Chrome Extension. The device pairs with a room code, no USB cable.

  3. 03

    Snap a bug

    AI writes the steps to reproduce. Share to Slack or Jira in one click.

The tool runs on your machine.

Yours, not ours

  • Your source never leaves your machine — Snapbug CLI reads the repository locally.
  • Device data reaches your inspector through a relay that forwards it and never stores it.
  • Your source and debugging data stay inside your own infrastructure, which removes part of the review burden in regulated environments (HIPAA, PCI-DSS, FedRAMP). Snapbug holds no certifications of its own.

Pricing

Free while in beta

Every feature is included during the beta — the inspector, bug capture, and all AI analysis. No payment card, no limit on team members.

  • Inspector: Network, Analytics, Database, Crash Reporter, Builds
  • Bug capture with annotations, screenshots, and video
  • Steps-to-Reproduce (AI)
  • QA Notes — AI analysis grounded in your code
  • All SDK platforms: Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native, Web
  • Bug Fix (ready-to-review diff) — coming soon
Download free

Paid plans arrive after the beta, with a free tier that keeps the essentials available to everyone.

Need terms for a larger team? Talk to us.

FAQ

What is Snapbug?

A mobile bug-reporting and live-debugging tool. QA snaps a bug; Snapbug captures the network, DB, and crash context and AI writes dev-ready repro steps and root-cause analysis.

Do I need a developer to use it?

No. RecorderApp lets QA and PMs file developer-grade reports. The SDK is a one-line setup a developer adds once.

Which platforms are supported?

Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native, and Web (Kotlin/Wasm). The inspector runs in the browser or as a Chrome Extension.

Does my data go to the cloud?

Your source does not: Snapbug CLI reads the repository on your own machine, and prompts go straight to the AI provider you configured. Device data — screenshots, network, database — reaches your inspector through our relay, which forwards it and stores nothing. The reports themselves live in a local database on your machine.

How is this different from other bug-reporting tools?

Other bug-reporting tools tell you what happened. Snapbug answers why: it reads your network, database, and source locally to explain the cause, on mobile and web.

What are QA Notes and Bug Fix?

QA Notes is AI analysis grounded in your code. Bug Fix — coming soon — will go further and produce a ready-to-merge diff.

Do I need USB?

No. The device connects over your local network or with a six-digit room code.

How much does it cost?

Nothing while Snapbug is in beta — every feature is included for free. Paid plans come later, and beta users will be the first to know.

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