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Everframe
In-app bug reports with the context developers actually need
Everframe replaces the patchwork of bug form, crash reporter, chat thread and task board with a single product. - Capture bugs and crashes from iOS, Android, React Native, web, smart TV and Roku apps. - Let AI triage them and a coding agent propose the fix. - Talk to reporters from the ticket. - Track everything on built-in boards. Fewer tools, fewer handoffs, and a clear path from the moment something breaks to the moment it is fixed.
Hey again, Robertas here from Scriptx.
Everframe is the second tool we're launching from the set we built for our own work. The first was VibeView, now lets talk about the other one!
Everframe started inside our own streaming app, which ships from one codebase to more than ten platforms, most of them TVs. On a TV, a tester has no screenshot key and no console, so a bug report was a sentence and a guess.
In May it went into the app's test builds. Now one tap, ⌘⇧B, or a phone paired with the TV sends the screenshot, the last 100 console lines, the network requests, the breadcrumbs and the device, captured at the same instant, as one signed envelope.
We ran it for four months, from SDK 0.3 to 0.9. Our own hotkey, shake handler and TV capture patch moved into the SDK, and we deleted them from our code. That is the bar: drop it in and it works, on the TV too.
With triage on, a model reads each report as it lands and suggests a priority. When a card is ready, an agent works the fix in a sandbox and opens a pull request. A person decides every step.
It's free for 1,000 monthly active installs, with unlimited reports and seats and no card.
Which screen gives you the bugs nobody can reproduce? We'll be here all day.
Robertas and the ScriptX team.
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About Everframe on Product Hunt
“In-app bug reports with the context developers actually need”
Everframe was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 10 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #62 on the daily leaderboard. Everframe replaces the patchwork of bug form, crash reporter, chat thread and task board with a single product. - Capture bugs and crashes from iOS, Android, React Native, web, smart TV and Roku apps. - Let AI triage them and a coding agent propose the fix. - Talk to reporters from the ticket. - Track everything on built-in boards. Fewer tools, fewer handoffs, and a clear path from the moment something breaks to the moment it is fixed.
Everframe was featured in Task Management (84.3k followers), Developer Tools (521.5k followers) and SDK (862 followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 101.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Everframe?
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