Pin bugs on video. Skip the re-watch.
Upload a recording, mark what broke and when, scribble on the frame, and send devs a report they can file tickets from.
Built for reviewing recordings, not making new ones
Upload a screen recording, drop pins on the timeline, scribble on the frame, and hand devs a CSV they can actually import. Free for QA teams and bug bashes.
- Time-coded bug markers you can jump between
- Draw on video frames to show exactly what’s wrong
- Comments and status tracking for group review
- PDF, ZIP, or Jira CSV export
How EveryBug compares
Frequently asked questions
What is EveryBug?
A place to review recorded demos and QA sessions. You upload the video, mark where things break, draw on the frame if words aren’t enough, and share a link with the team. When you’re done, export a PDF or a Jira CSV.
How do I highlight bugs in a video?
Upload the file, scrub to the bad moment, and set a start/end time. Circle the UI glitch on the frame, write what you expected vs what happened, and move on. No need to re-watch the whole thing later — each bug is a bookmark.
Is EveryBug good for bug bash sessions?
That’s the sweet spot. Everyone uploads their recordings into a shared project, files bugs during or after the bash, and you triage together. Status goes from “did anyone else see this?” to Verified without a spreadsheet.
Can I export bugs to Jira?
Yep — CSV that maps to Jira fields, plus a PDF with annotated screenshots if you need something for stakeholders. ZIP export bundles attachments too.
Is EveryBug free?
Free. Sign up with Google or email and start uploading. We don’t ask for a card.
How is EveryBug different from Loom or Jam?
Loom is great for sending someone a quick screen recording. Jam catches bugs while you’re clicking around a live site. EveryBug is for when you already have a video — a bug bash capture, a UAT walkthrough, a client demo — and you need to pull every issue out of it with timestamps.