Bug reporting
Record the bug. Get the written report.
Reproduce a defect on screen and say what went wrong. RecBeam transcribes it, writes the bug report, and files it in your tracker with a link that opens at the exact moment it broke.
How it works
1. Record in Bug report mode
Pick Bug report mode in the extension before you start. RecBeam captures the intent up front, so it knows this recording is about a defect.
2. Reproduce it, and narrate
Do the thing that breaks, and say what you expected and what actually happened. The report is written from what you said, so talking through it is the work.
3. Get a drafted report
After the transcript finishes, RecBeam writes a title, an overview, numbered steps to reproduce, acceptance criteria, what actually happened, and the timestamp of the failure.
4. File it where your team works
Push it to GitHub or Linear as a real issue, with the steps, the acceptance criteria and a link back to the recording at the failure timestamp.
What ends up in the ticket
Everything a developer needs without coming back to ask.
Numbered reproduction steps
Written from what you did and said, in the order you did it.
Expected and actual
Stated separately, so the defect is unambiguous.
Acceptance criteria
As a checklist, so there is a definition of done.
A timestamped link
Opens the recording at the moment it broke, not at the start.
The spoken quote
The sentence where you described the failure, verbatim.
Severity
Suggested from what was said, and editable before you file.
Why this beats a screen recording and a paragraph
- No one has to watch six minutes to find the ten seconds that matter
- Reproduction steps are written down instead of implied
- The ticket carries evidence, so it does not bounce back for more detail
- Detection only runs on Bug report recordings, so ordinary videos stay clean
- Nothing is filed until you review it
Questions
Does it scan all my recordings?
No. Bug detection runs only on recordings made in Bug report mode. An ordinary screen or camera recording is never scanned.
What if the AI gets it wrong?
The report is a draft. You can edit every field, or dismiss it, before anything is filed.
Which plan includes it?
Business + AI and Enterprise. See pricing.
Which trackers can it file to?
GitHub and Linear today, with Jira and others on the way. See integrations.
Does it need a microphone?
It works best with one, because the report is written from what you say. Without audio there is no transcript to work from.