Show the bug instead of explaining it.
Hit record, reproduce the issue, send a link. Your dev sees exactly what happened — no “can you reproduce it?” thread, no missing console logs in screenshots, no back-and-forth.
Free forever • No install • Works on any browser
What slows bug reporters down today
“It's broken” isn't a bug report
Without a repro, devs guess. Guessing means wrong fixes.
Screenshots miss the moment
Half of bugs only show up mid-interaction — clicks, hovers, transitions.
Repro steps get written wrong
Users describe what they meant to do, not what they actually did.
Loom installs scare non-technical reporters
Asking a customer to install software just to report a bug is a non-starter.
How bug reporters use ScreenLink
Concrete jobs the recorder is genuinely good at. No fluff.
Customer-facing bug intake
Add “record the bug” to your support flow. Watch quality reports flood in.
QA → dev handoffs
QA records the failing flow, attaches the link to the ticket. Dev reproduces in 30 seconds.
Internal team bug callouts
PM spots something weird in staging, records 15 seconds, drops in #engineering.
Beta tester feedback
Your first 50 users record what's broken instead of typing essays.
Reproducing flaky tests
Record the flake the rare time you catch it — gold for debugging.
Bug-report template attachments
Make a “paste your ScreenLink URL here” field part of every bug ticket.
How it works
- 1
Record
Click record. Capture your screen, webcam, mic, and system audio — straight from the browser. No install.
- 2
Stop & get a link
Hit stop and ScreenLink generates a shareable link instantly. Drop it anywhere — Slack, email, a doc, a DM.
- 3
Share or revisit
Viewers watch in the browser with no signup. You can rename, add a description, or delete the recording any time.
A realistic workflow
“A customer hits a checkout error. Instead of emailing “your site is broken,” they click your support widget's “record a clip” button, reproduce the error in 12 seconds, and the link lands in your Linear inbox. Your dev opens it, sees the exact API response in the network tab on screen, and ships a fix before lunch.”
What you get
10-second recordings
Most bugs reproduce in seconds. Recorder is ready instantly.
No install for reporters
Customers just click record in their browser.
Captures system audio
Hear the error sound, not just see the modal.
Public link
Drop into Linear, GitHub, Jira, Slack — no auth needed.
Webcam optional
Reporter can talk through what they were trying to do.
Free forever
Don't put your bug pipeline behind a paywall.
Why not just use Loom, Zoom, or Quicktime?
Frequently asked questions
How do I record a bug to send to a developer?
Open ScreenLink, click record, reproduce the bug, click stop. Copy the link and paste it into your bug tracker or Slack. Total time: about 30 seconds.
Can users record bugs without signing up?
Yes. Send them the recorder URL — no account needed to record or share.
Can I capture the browser console or network tab?
Yes. Open dev tools before recording and they'll be captured as part of your screen.
Can I add a bug-report recorder to my own product?
Link to ScreenLink from your support widget, or ask users to paste a recorded link in your bug form.
Is there a watermark on recordings devs receive?
No. Clean playback, no branding overlay.
Can I download the bug recording for offline triage?
Yes. MP4 and WebM downloads are available on the share page.
Stop typing repro steps.
Record the bug in 10 seconds and send the link. Free, no install, no watermark.