Free during beta

Download Snapbug

Step 1

Get the inspector

The Chrome extension is the fastest path. Prefer a separate window? Take the desktop app.

Recommended

Chrome Extension

Inspector, screenshot editor, and device pairing right in your browser.

In review on the Chrome Web Store.

Desktop app

The same inspector in its own window, with the local daemon bundled in.

All platforms

macOS (Apple Silicon)
macOS (Intel)
WindowsSoon
Linux (AppImage)Soon
Linux (.deb)Soon

All downloads on GitHub

Step 2

Add the SDK to your app

One line in your main Activity's onCreate(); other platforms have their own entry point. All plugins are on by default; the no-op artifact makes release builds do nothing.

Android (Gradle)

// build.gradle.kts
debugImplementation("ai.snapbug:snapbug:0.1.1")
releaseImplementation("ai.snapbug:snapbug-no-op:0.1.1")

// Activity.onCreate() — start() takes an Activity, it needs one for the overlay
Snapbug.start(this)

Also available for:iOS Flutter React Native Web SDK integration docs

Step 3

Connect your device

Run your app, open the inspector, and pair with a room code — no USB cable needed. Reports stay in a local database on your machine.

SDK integration docs →

Optional: Snapbug CLI for AI features

Install the local daemon to point Snapbug at your repository — Ask AI, QA Notes, and steps-to-reproduce grounded in your code.

Install via Homebrew

brew install snapbug-ai/tap/snapbug

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