Jamie Woodruff

BugShot - Your next bug report writes itself

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BugShot eliminates manual bug reporting by turning a single screenshot into a complete, developer-ready ticket in seconds. Unlike traditional tools, it auto-generates reproduction steps, captures environment data, and files reports directly to GitHub, Jira, Linear, or Slack removing back-and-forth and dramatically speeding up debugging.

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Jamie Woodruff
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We built this because bug reporting is still painfully slow and vague screenshots get sent with no context, and devs waste time chasing details. BugShot flips that. One screenshot a full, structured, developer-ready report with steps, environment data, and errors, instantly pushed to your tools. Would love honest feedback from builders, QA teams, and founders what would make this a no-brainer for you?
Mohd Anas

Congrats Jamie for launch.

Jamie Woodruff

@mdanassaif Thank you so much Mohd, I really appreciate that!

Jeremiah

Congrats on your launch! This is a significant time saver! Does BugShot integrate directly into project management tools like Linear, Jira, or GitHub Issues to create tickets automatically, or does it export reports that you then manually paste in?

Jamie Woodruff

@jerrybyday it does indeed, fully automated on GitHub, Jira will be fully automated by the end of the week. You can also close bugs within the portal that syncs across.

Jamie Woodruff

We’ve just shipped one of our most requested features: Native Sentry Integration.

Bug reporting shouldn’t stop at “something broke.” It should give developers everything they need to fix it instantly and that’s exactly what this release does.

Sentry Integration

BugShot now connects directly to your Sentry project.

When a bug is captured using the BugShot SDK alongside Sentry, both events are automatically linked. BugShot fetches the full Sentry event in the background and displays a rich, developer-ready panel directly inside your bug report.

No more jumping between tools. No more missing context.

What you get inside each report

Every BugShot report can now include:

  • Error title & environment (exception, platform, production/staging)

  • Release version from Sentry

  • Full stack trace with file paths, line numbers, and context

  • Breadcrumbs showing exactly what happened before the error

  • User context (email, username, ID)

  • Tags (browser, OS, transaction, etc.)

  • Request details (method, URL, headers)

  • One-click “View in Sentry” deep link

Setup in Under a minute

  1. Go to Settings → Integrations → Sentry

  2. Enter your organisation slug, project slug, and auth token (event:read)

  3. Hit Test Connection

  4. Add the BugShot SDK alongside @sentry/browser

That’s it BugShot will automatically detect the active Sentry session and attach the event ID to every report.

Security & Reliability built-in

  • Sentry event IDs validated as strict 32-character hex

  • Payloads capped at 512KB to prevent abuse

  • groupID validated before constructing issue URLs

  • Malformed or injected values are silently discarded

Why this matters

Most bug reports say: “This is broken.”

Now you get:

  • What broke

  • Where it broke

  • Why it broke

  • Who it affected

Available now on the Team plan.

Would love feedback from anyone already using Sentry this is just the beginning

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