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Chrome extension for support teams, testers, and developers

Turn a bug
into a complete report
in under a minute.

All the key details No context switching

Free trial

30days

full product

Save team time

Instead of writing a bug report from scratch, capture the bug as you reproduce it in the browser.

More context for review

Captured steps, visited URLs, comments, and available technical context can be included in a report.

Hand it over

Share the report by link, email, or Jira.

Demo: no voice commentary

See how a report lands in Jira.

Don't feel like talking? No problem. In this demo, Voice2Bug captures the issue flow and creates a Jira ticket - without voice commentary.

Jira ticket ready in 14 seconds.

Cost of manual reporting

How much time does one bug report take?

Here is one example to compare with your own workflow: if a report takes 15 minutes to prepare, switching between the app and Jira can add up across a month. Measure your own reporting time before estimating any savings.

Example per ticket

15 min

assumed manual work

Reproducing the issue, writing the steps, adding the URL, screenshots, and technical context.

20 tickets a month

5 h

at the example rate

At a 15-minute baseline, 20 reports equal 5 hours of preparation.

50 tickets a month

12.5 h

at the example rate

At the same baseline, 50 reports equal 12.5 hours. The amount that can be reduced must be measured.

Example calculation

50 reports × 15 minutes = 12.5 hours in this example.

This example counts only report preparation. It does not assume that all of this time can be recovered. Switching and follow-up questions should be measured separately.

During the 30-day trial, compare your own baseline with the trial workflow.

The bug is not the real cost

The real cost is writing the report and answering follow-up questions when context is missing.

Time disappears into reporting

Someone has to reproduce the problem, rewrite the steps, collect the URL, and add missing details.

The ticket comes back

When steps, environment, or the exact failure point are missing, the team asks questions instead of diagnosing.

The fix starts later

The longer it takes to complete the material, the later the team can start working on the bug.

Fewer questions.
More context.

Manual

1

The bug report arrives as a short description.

2

Someone reproduces the issue and manually adds context.

3

The person reporting the issue completes and sends the report.

With Voice2Bug

1

You reproduce the bug in the browser.

2

Voice2Bug turns the captured flow into a report with available context.

3

The recipient gets a report containing the context captured for that session.

Status quo vs context-rich reports

A description or a video alone may not be enough.

Voice2Bug does not replace Jira or team communication. It helps capture material before a ticket is created or handed over.

Manual Jira ticket

What helps
The process is familiar and is already part of the team's workflow.
Where it breaks
Someone still has to write the steps, URL, screenshots, and technical context by hand.
What Voice2Bug adds
The report starts from the bug walkthrough, not from a blank ticket.

Screenshots

What helps
Fast for very simple issues.
Where it breaks
They do not show the flow, the order of actions, or what happened between screens.
What Voice2Bug adds
It can place captured actions, generated steps, visited URLs, and an optional comment in one report.

Loom or screen recording

What helps
Good at showing what the user saw.
Where it breaks
Developers still have to extract the steps, technical clues, and exact point of failure.
What Voice2Bug adds
Separately captures browser actions, URLs, optional screenshots, and available technical context in a report.

Slack or email

What helps
Starts the conversation quickly.
Where it breaks
Context gets buried in the thread, and someone still has to turn it into a report.
What Voice2Bug adds
Creates material that can be shared by link, email, or Jira.
Comparison of manual bug descriptions, screenshots, screen recordings, chat or email, and Voice2Bug
Method What helps Where it breaks What Voice2Bug adds
Manual Jira ticket The process is familiar and is already part of the team's workflow. Someone still has to write the steps, URL, screenshots, and technical context by hand. The report starts from the bug walkthrough, not from a blank ticket.
Screenshots Fast for very simple issues. They do not show the flow, the order of actions, or what happened between screens. It can place captured actions, generated steps, visited URLs, and an optional comment in one report.
Loom or screen recording Good at showing what the user saw. Developers still have to extract the steps, technical clues, and exact point of failure. Separately captures browser actions, URLs, optional screenshots, and available technical context in a report.
Slack or email Starts the conversation quickly. Context gets buried in the thread, and someone still has to turn it into a report. Creates material that can be shared by link, email, or Jira.

A report with captured context

A report may include the issue flow, generated steps, visited URLs, optional screenshots, and available technical context. The exact contents depend on what was captured and selected.

Bug timeline

Generated steps and visited URLs show the captured order of browser actions. A transcript and screenshots are optional.

Technical context

A report can include filtered console entries, selected redacted network details, and browser context when available.

Ready to hand off

Share the report by link, email, or Jira.

Start without an integration

Start with a shareable report.

You can begin an individual trial with the extension and a report shared by link.

Create a report

Reproduce the issue while the extension captures actions and visited URLs. You can add voice or screenshots.

Share the link

Share the report link only with people who should have access.

Try integrations

When configured, test sending reports by email or to Jira. Jira Server is not supported.

One real bug report is enough to see whether a link-based report gives your team more context than a regular written description.

Who Voice2Bug is for

Product teams

App support

When a customer reports a problem, the support team can reproduce it and hand over a report with captured context.

Software agencies

Project bugs

A tester, PM, developer, or client shows the bug, and the team gets clear material to work from.

CRM implementations

After implementation

After implementation, the client shows what is not working and the implementation team gets the context to respond.

When Voice2Bug is not the right fit

When the issue cannot be shown in a browser.
When you don't reproduce issues before handing them off.
When every issue already contains all the context your team needs.
When your organization does not allow capturing actions, URLs, screenshots, audio, or technical context.
When the cost of adopting a new process outweighs how often your team handles this kind of issue.

A report with captured context.

Voice2Bug helps turn a reproduced browser issue into a report with the context available during the recording.

Use the recorded demo and the security page to assess whether that workflow fits your team.

See the recorded workflow

Watch the recorded demo. The 14-second claim applies only to that scenario.

Review data handling

Read the security page before testing Voice2Bug with organizational data.

Contact

Have a question before the trial or after your first report? Email support@voice2bug.com.

Questions before you start

Yes. Leave your email and confirm the address. You will then receive an activation code. Your exact 30 days begin only after the extension successfully stores the activation. No card is required and there is no automatic charge.

After confirmation, the next message normally contains the extension link, activation code, and getting-started guide. The trial clock has not started at that point. If the domain already belongs to an existing organization, the request may instead wait for administrator approval; the confirmation page shows that status.

No. It can also be used by QA teams, software agencies, product teams, and CRM or ERP implementation teams. The shared workflow is to reproduce a browser issue and capture the information needed to hand it off.

In the manual flow, the report view allows selected text fields to be edited before delivery. Captured technical records are not all editable, so remove sensitive data before recording whenever possible.

It depends on the destination configuration. A report can be opened for manual review or sent automatically to a configured destination. Check the setting before using real organizational data.

You can begin an individual trial with the extension and a report shared by link.

No integration is required to share a report by link. Voice2Bug can also send reports by email or to Jira after setup.

The trial includes full functionality and unlimited reports for 30 days. After it ends, recording, report content, exports, and workspace share links are blocked. Expiry does not automatically delete the account or data; retention and deletion-request rules still apply. Nothing is charged automatically.

Voice2Bug may process captured actions and URLs, optional audio and screenshots, generated report content, and selected technical context. Review the security page and privacy policy before using organizational data.

What happens after you submit the form

Access, step by step.

You are not buying anything and you do not need to provide card details. Leave your email and confirm the address. You then receive an activation code; the 30-day clock begins only after successful activation. A request for an existing organization may instead wait for administrator approval.

Step 1

Confirm your email

Click the confirmation link so access goes to the right address.

Step 2

Check the status

The confirmation page shows whether access has been provisioned or the request is awaiting administrator approval.

Step 3

Install the extension

Install Voice2Bug and activate it with the code. This successful activation starts the exact 30-day clock and changes the floating button to “Report a bug”.

Step 4

Test on real bugs

For 30 days, test Voice2Bug with real bug reports from your team.

For 30 days after activation, you get full functionality and unlimited reports. After expiry, recording and report access are blocked. No credit card, no automatic charge, no commitment.

Free 30-day trial.
Then decide.

Use your own measurements to decide whether Voice2Bug fits your workflow. No specific result or minimum time savings are guaranteed.

Free trial

Free 30-day trial

Leave your email to receive a verification message and activation instructions. Compare the trial with your team's own reporting process.

  • Share reports by link, email, or Jira.
  • Test Voice2Bug on real bug reports.
  • No credit card or automatic charge.
  • Use the full product with unlimited reports for 30 days.
  • After 30 days, recording and report access are blocked. Paid access never starts automatically.

No credit card

No payment details are needed to start the trial.

No auto-charge

There is no automatic charge.

After the trial

Recording and report access are blocked. Expiry does not itself delete the account or data.