BugBundler - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

BugBundler is a browser extension for bug reporting. One click captures a screenshot of the full page or a selected area, console logs, network activity, a DOM snapshot and performance metrics, then packages everything into a single portable HTML file generated on the reporter's own device.

BugBundler stores no report content. Capture, annotation and export all happen in the browser, and a report you download or share yourself never reaches BugBundler at all — you send the file through whatever channel your team already uses: email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, or attached to a GitHub, Trello or Azure DevOps item. Whoever opens it needs no account and no seat.

Where a team wants tickets created for them, an optional Jira integration files a report as an issue in the customer's own Jira site, with the annotated screenshot and the complete report attached to the ticket rather than linked from a vendor dashboard. That send is opt-in per report: it passes through BugBundler's EU infrastructure in Finland only in order to reach the customer's own Jira, and is discarded once delivered — never written to a database, to file storage or to logs, and never retained.

The combination suits teams whose test data contains sensitive or regulated personal information, where routing a capture through a third-party cloud that keeps a copy is not an option. Using the extension requires a workspace account for licensing; that account layer holds name, email, company and subscription details only, never report content, and is hosted in the EU on Google Cloud in Finland and Sweden.