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Bugasura is one tool that has truly stood out for its innovative approach and intelligent features. Staying on top of innovation is what separates a great product from a mediocre one, and Bugasura has clearly mastered this. The recent AI add-on has taken the issue tracker to a whole new level of intelligence and speed, with automatic suggestions on the issue description, impact, and behavior. This feature alone can save testers a significant amount of time and effort in identifying and documenting issues. What's even more impressive is that Bugasura can now gauge the severity of the issue, suggest similar issues that have been raised, and recommend appropriate tags. This level of intelligence not only makes issue tracking more efficient but also improves the overall quality of the software being tested. The collaboration capabilities in Bugasura are top-notch, making it easy for testers and developers to work together seamlessly. The visually appealing bug reports are easy to understand, and the wide range of integration capabilities makes Bugasura an excellent choice for all your software quality needs. I highly recommend Bugasura to anyone looking for an innovative, intelligent, and efficient tool for tracking issues and bugs in software.

Bird Eats Bug is a bad ass browser extension which allows our team members (and customers) to create bug reports by using the Bird Eats Bug screenshot and screen recording tools. Bird Eats Bug captures console, errors, network, and other data from the browser, and even generates playwright and cypress scripts to help with test writing. Great product all around in terms of features and design. Love the branding. It's expensive, but so are bugs. The advertised price is quite expensive for early stage. I wish it was purely usage based instead of charging for team members (you'd think they'd want as many team members using the product as possible — for word-of-mouth marketing. You want all team members in an org to understand the value of your product, so they tell their associates and future teams.