Everframe - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Everframe is a cloud-based in-app bug reporting platform designed for software development teams building across mobile, web, and TV/connected-device environments. When a user files a report, Everframe captures a structured evidence envelope — annotated screenshot with PII masking, the last 100 lines of console logs, network request details (method, URL, status, duration, and bodies), a breadcrumb trail, device metadata, and optional session replay — and delivers it to a signed webhook endpoint or the Everframe dashboard. Eight SDKs cover Web, React, React Native, Flutter, Kotlin Multiplatform, iOS, Android, and Roku, with platform support extending to tvOS, Android TV, Fire TV, Tizen, webOS, and Vega OS — a range that includes connected-device and streaming platforms not commonly supported by competing tools. A Session Vitals feature (beta) provides sampled playback health monitoring for media and streaming applications. First report setup is achievable in under 15 minutes, and a free tier includes 1,000 monthly active installs and unlimited reports with no credit card required.

On arrival, each incoming report is processed by an AI triage layer that reads the title, description, console and network errors, breadcrumbs, crash data, and device context to suggest a priority with a confidence score, generate a summary, and flag likely duplicates. All AI suggestions require human acceptance before being applied. An AI chat dock allows teams to query the full project — surfacing which bugs appeared in a given period or which devices are affected — with answers that cite source board cards. For teams ready to act on a ticket, a sandboxed coding agent connects to a GitHub repository, operates in an isolated container with a read-only token, can ask clarifying questions mid-run, and opens a pull request directly from the bug ticket without leaving the dashboard. Webhook delivery is HMAC-SHA256-signed, and no data leaves the device until a user actively files a report.