Video bug reporting features
EveryBug is a bug bash tool for recordings you already have — and for a live bash if you want a shared board. This page is the product surface, not the process. For process, start with what a bug bash is.
Mark bugs on a video timeline
Upload MP4 or WebM (in-browser record is WebM). Pause at the failure. Set a start and end. Each bug is a bookmark you can jump between instead of scrubbing a 40-minute UAT file. That is the core of video bug reporting in EveryBug.
Annotate video bugs on the frame
Pen, shapes, arrows, and text sit on the current frame. The drawing travels with the bug into PDF export and tracker push. Use it when three totals are on screen and a sentence is not enough. Walkthrough: how to highlight bugs in video.
Live bug bash board
Organizers start a bash with a three-word name. Testers open `/bash/{slug}`, join with a display name, and record or upload. Findings dual-write to a board with severity and scoring. Guests do not need an EveryBug account. Playbook: how to run a live bug bash.
Send bugs to Jira, Linear, or GitHub
Connect Jira Cloud (API token or OAuth), Linear, or GitHub. Push selected bugs as issues with clips and annotated stills. CSV and PDF remain if you are not connected. Details: send bugs to Jira from video.
Collaboration without another meeting
Comments, status (Pending Validation through Verified), history, shareable read-only session links. Projects and folders keep a release’s recordings in one place. Search across sessions you can access.
Chrome extension, staging widget, and MCP for agents
For live web capture during a bash: a load-unpacked extension and a widget key for staging. Console/network metadata can travel with those findings. Uploaded files do not invent logs that were never captured.
QA agents can skip the browser: **Integrations → MCP** issues an API token for Cursor (and other MCP clients) to create bashes, import videos, and mark timeline bugs. Guide: EveryBug MCP for QA agents.
What EveryBug is not
Not a test case manager (vs TestRail). Not a pin-on-page agency widget as its primary job (vs BugHerd / Marker.io). Not a general screen recorder (vs Loom). Free to start — no card.
FAQ
Is EveryBug a video bug reporting tool?
Yes. You upload or record a session, mark bugs on the timeline, optionally draw on the frame, and export or push to a tracker.
Does EveryBug support a live bug bash?
Yes. Organizers create a bash; testers join a link with a display name; findings land on a board for triage and tracker export.