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Bugshark is a lightweight widget that turns vague bug reports into actionable fixes. In just two clicks, your users can report an issue while Bugshark automatically captures console logs, network requests, and screen recordings so you can fix code in seconds.
I’m thrilled to launch Bugshark today (a tool built out of sheer developer frustration).
Every time an end-user reported a bug, I spent more time chasing them for screenshots, console logs, or reproduction steps than actually fixing the code. The existing tools were either overly complex corporate monsters, bloated with features I didn't need, or required endless setup.
I wanted something lightweight, instant, and frictionless. So I built Bugshark (bugshark.dev).
How it works:
When a user encounters a bug, they can report it in just 2 clicks right from your web app.
Instead of vague descriptions like "the button doesn't work", Bugshark automatically collects the complete technical payload:
Screen & User Recording: Visual context of what the user did right before the issue occurred.
Console Logs: JavaScript errors, warnings, and system outputs.
Network Requests: Failed API calls, status codes, and network payloads.
Instant Email Alerts: Everything delivered straight to your inbox, clean and organized.
Customization, Privacy & Security Controls:
Bugshark blends seamlessly into your app while giving you complete control over user data privacy:
Sensitive Content Masking via CSS Classes: Easily blur or mask text inputs, passwords, credit cards, and personal data (PII) directly during screen recording by applying simple CSS classes to your HTML elements (before any video leaves the browser).
Recording Exclusions & Network Rules: Define specific UI elements to exclude from recordings and strip sensitive headers, tokens, or endpoints from network logs.
Media Attachments: Let users attach extra screenshots or files to provide additional context.
Custom Branding: Match primary colors, fonts, dark/light modes, and design so the widget looks completely native to your platform.
Flexible Triggers & Metadata: Launch via floating button, link to your own navigation menu, or trigger programmatically with custom metadata (email).
Whether you're building a solo SaaS or managing a growing platform, Bugshark removes the friction between non-technical users and developers without compromising security.
Check it out at https://bugshark.dev/ (I’d love to hear your thoughts, answer questions, or learn how you currently handle user bug reports!) 🦈
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About BugShark on Product Hunt
“Ditch the manual bug reports.”
BugShark was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #133 on the daily leaderboard. Bugshark is a lightweight widget that turns vague bug reports into actionable fixes. In just two clicks, your users can report an issue while Bugshark automatically captures console logs, network requests, and screen recordings so you can fix code in seconds.
BugShark was featured in SaaS (43.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 52.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted BugShark?
BugShark was hunted by Djalma Dioses. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Djalma Dioses
Hey everyone! 👋
I’m thrilled to launch Bugshark today (a tool built out of sheer developer frustration).
Every time an end-user reported a bug, I spent more time chasing them for screenshots, console logs, or reproduction steps than actually fixing the code. The existing tools were either overly complex corporate monsters, bloated with features I didn't need, or required endless setup.
I wanted something lightweight, instant, and frictionless. So I built Bugshark (bugshark.dev).
How it works:
When a user encounters a bug, they can report it in just 2 clicks right from your web app.
Instead of vague descriptions like "the button doesn't work", Bugshark automatically collects the complete technical payload:
Screen & User Recording: Visual context of what the user did right before the issue occurred.
Console Logs: JavaScript errors, warnings, and system outputs.
Network Requests: Failed API calls, status codes, and network payloads.
Instant Email Alerts: Everything delivered straight to your inbox, clean and organized.
Customization, Privacy & Security Controls:
Bugshark blends seamlessly into your app while giving you complete control over user data privacy:
Sensitive Content Masking via CSS Classes: Easily blur or mask text inputs, passwords, credit cards, and personal data (PII) directly during screen recording by applying simple CSS classes to your HTML elements (before any video leaves the browser).
Recording Exclusions & Network Rules: Define specific UI elements to exclude from recordings and strip sensitive headers, tokens, or endpoints from network logs.
Media Attachments: Let users attach extra screenshots or files to provide additional context.
Custom Branding: Match primary colors, fonts, dark/light modes, and design so the widget looks completely native to your platform.
Flexible Triggers & Metadata: Launch via floating button, link to your own navigation menu, or trigger programmatically with custom metadata (email).
Whether you're building a solo SaaS or managing a growing platform, Bugshark removes the friction between non-technical users and developers without compromising security.
Check it out at https://bugshark.dev/ (I’d love to hear your thoughts, answer questions, or learn how you currently handle user bug reports!) 🦈