Yagnik Kantaria

Introducing myself — building a small tool to reduce QA ↔ Dev back-and-forth

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Hey Product Hunt 👋

I’m a mobile developer with 6+ years of experience, mostly working with Flutter across mobile and desktop.

Over the years, I kept seeing the same issue repeat across teams:
QA reports a bug, developers can’t reproduce it, and a lot of time is lost just trying to understand context.

On top of that, QA often has to jump between multiple tools just to create a single task — screen recorder, screenshot tool, notes, issue tracker — which breaks flow and still leaves gaps in information.

So I decided to start building a small cross-platform utility (macOS, Windows, and mobile) focused on making bug reporting clearer and faster for both QA engineers and developers.

To be clear, I’m not building another task or issue-tracking tool.
The goal is to reduce the friction before a task is created, by capturing better context upfront.

Right now, I’m early and intentionally keeping the scope small.
I’m focusing on one core capability: capturing the screen and automatically attaching useful context to reduce follow-up questions.

I’m not launching yet — just sharing early progress and learning in public.

If you’ve worked in QA or development teams:

  • What’s the most frustrating part of bug reports for you?

  • What context do you always wish you had upfront?

Would love to learn from this community 🙏

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Hoa DO

I usually bump into bugs in features that are less frequently used compared to others. One issue I have is not really about reproduction or screenshots but words to explain how it should work at first place and why this behavior deviates from my expectation. If there's a way that can help polish my wording on description and suggestive fixes, it would be great.

Yagnik Kantaria

@hoa_do_012 That’s a great callout. Not every bug is about reproduction — a lot of friction is in explaining intent and expectations, especially in edge features.

Helping structure that explanation upfront is something I’m actively thinking about. Thanks for sharing this perspective — super helpful 🙌