Eliminate 70% of the steps to log iOS app bugs. Tap, record, and send directly to your issue tracker. That’s it. Devs get technical details like OS, battery life, and more. Stop airdropping screenshots to yourself! Record a Jam instead.
Hey Product Hunt, it is absolutely crazy that the state of the art process when you test your app or site on your phone and catch an issue you want to fix is to take a bunch of screenshots, airdrop them to yourself and then go through them one by one, try to remember what you were looking at, open it in preview to annotate, then upload them into individual Jira tickets.
And yet when we talk to designers and PMs at world class product companies — that’s their workflow!!
When we started Jam we wanted to help people spend a lot less time on reporting bugs. We launched a chrome extension to make it a super quick workflow on desktop. And today we’re bringing it to mobile and so excited for you to try it.
It’s a screen recorder - so when you find a bug, open Jam and hit record. Then when you’re done recording you can create a Linear ticket or a Jira ticket right from Jam, no app switching needed. The ticket Jam creates also includes metadata devs always ask for about device type, OS, battery and memory, etc, so you don’t have to spend any time writing that up.
Really excited for you to start using it to report bugs from your phone and can’t wait to hear your suggestions what you’d like to see next!
Congratulations on the launch guys, try launching on@GoPublicly
Looks great, do you guys plan to do analytics? I've heard that doing proper analytics reporting on iOS can be a pain sometimes, would love to recommend this to my iOS collegues!
I friggin' LOVE jam! Every release is total gold, we use Jam for our startup and it has really streamlined our operations. And now with magic links and iOS it's really starting to own the full reporting process. Go Dani & team!
Yooo, this is sick. Just watched the demo video and I'm already interested in how the tech actually does the debugging 😃😃😃
Wow another vertical! looks like you are scaling as wildly as it can be 🦍🎉🚀🚀🚀
Already removed one weekly bug triage call. Thinking about a Notion or Linear integration would streamline it even more.
This is such a smart fix for a common headache! Jam cuts out all the friction from reporting iOS bugs — just record and send, with all the context devs need. No more clunky screenshots or manual notes. Clean, fast, and super developer-friendly.
This sounds like a massive time-saver, especially for catching those hard-to-reproduce UI glitches! I’ve wasted so much time stitching screenshots together. Does the screen recording feature automatically blur potentially sensitive user data like text inputs or profile pictures, or do we need to handle that manually?
🚀 Congrats on the launch, Jam @thedanigrant ! 🎉 Auto-capturing logs and turning them into developer-ready bug reports is a game-changer, especially with the mobile and Chrome extension support. Love that it saves time during bug reporting, making life easier for devs and testers alike. 👍
One idea: how about adding a feature to automatically categorize or prioritize bugs based on severity? It could further streamline workflows. Can't wait to see how Jam evolves! 🙌
About Jam for iOS on Product Hunt
“Wicked fast bug reporting, now on iOS”
Jam for iOS launched on Product Hunt on June 17th, 2025 and earned 225 upvotes and 17 comments, placing #6 on the daily leaderboard. Eliminate 70% of the steps to log iOS app bugs. Tap, record, and send directly to your issue tracker. That’s it. Devs get technical details like OS, battery life, and more. Stop airdropping screenshots to yourself! Record a Jam instead.
Jam for iOS was featured in iOS (110.2k followers), Productivity (649.9k followers) and Developer Tools (511.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 228.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Jam for iOS?
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Ivanha Paz
Hey Product Hunt, it is absolutely crazy that the state of the art process when you test your app or site on your phone and catch an issue you want to fix is to take a bunch of screenshots, airdrop them to yourself and then go through them one by one, try to remember what you were looking at, open it in preview to annotate, then upload them into individual Jira tickets.
And yet when we talk to designers and PMs at world class product companies — that’s their workflow!!
When we started Jam we wanted to help people spend a lot less time on reporting bugs. We launched a chrome extension to make it a super quick workflow on desktop. And today we’re bringing it to mobile and so excited for you to try it.
It’s a screen recorder - so when you find a bug, open Jam and hit record. Then when you’re done recording you can create a Linear ticket or a Jira ticket right from Jam, no app switching needed. The ticket Jam creates also includes metadata devs always ask for about device type, OS, battery and memory, etc, so you don’t have to spend any time writing that up.
Really excited for you to start using it to report bugs from your phone and can’t wait to hear your suggestions what you’d like to see next!