A reproduction you can follow
The product is being built around a session replay that gives a report a clear sequence of events.
I’m building Bug Dossier to bring the reproduction, replay, console, and network evidence into one report. A preview of the product and the workflow taking shape.

A screenshot shows that something went wrong, but usually leaves out how it happened. Developers then spend time asking for steps, recreating the environment, and hunting for the request or error that explains the failure.
Capture a browser session with its technical context, let the reporter review what is included, and keep the evidence together for investigation. The goal is a useful handoff from the person seeing the bug to the person fixing it.
What the product brings into one place.
The product is being built around a session replay that gives a report a clear sequence of events.
Console output and network activity provide the technical context behind what happened on screen.
A capture review is part of the intended workflow, so the reporter can inspect the material before sharing it.
The investigation brings the replay and supporting evidence together for a developer or connected coding tool.
Walk through the product, one step at a time.
Start a capture and repeat the actions that trigger the failure. The session provides the spine of the report.
Decisions, boundaries, and the current state of the work.
This is a preview of work in progress. The workflow describes the intended product experience; public launch details will be added here when ready.
Coming soon. More to share as the product gets ready for launch.