Record
Start from the Bugxy Chrome extension while the issue is happening.
Bugxy records a browser issue, captures the technical trail, and uploads the finished report straight to Google Drive.
Checkout flow
shop.example.com
18
Console logs
64
Network requests
27
Interactions
A shorter path to clarity
Give engineering the screen recording and the evidence around it, without writing a long reproduction report by hand.
Start from the Bugxy Chrome extension while the issue is happening.
Collect the page, browser signals, console output, requests, and interactions.
Upload to your Drive and send one report link with the full context attached.
What gets captured
Bugxy keeps the useful evidence close to the video, so developers can start investigating instead of asking for another screenshot.
18
Console
64
Network
27
Interactions
Videos stay in the user's Google Drive. Bugxy stores metadata only.
Capture console logs, network failures, browser context, and reproduction hints.
Generate Drive-backed links developers can open without asking for missing context.
Track URL, viewport, OS, browser, interactions, navigation, and performance timing.
Private by design
Bugxy stores the report metadata needed for your dashboard. Video files are uploaded directly to your Google Drive using the narrowest Drive access available.
Bugxy cannot browse your other Drive files.
The connection is limited to files Bugxy creates for your recordings, so unrelated documents remain private.
Bugxy / recordings
Checkout total jumps after coupon
store.example.com · 01:42
Video
Drive
Console
18 logs
Network
64 reqs
Browser
Chrome
Ready when the bug appears
Sign in with Google, connect Drive, and keep the recording flow close to the browser.
Chrome Web Store link coming soon.
FAQ
No. Recordings upload directly to the user's Google Drive. Bugxy stores only metadata needed for the dashboard and sharing.
No. Bugxy uses the limited drive.file permission and can access the recording files it creates, but it cannot browse unrelated files in your Drive.
Bugxy creates a dedicated folder and uploads files with the least-privilege drive.file scope.
Console logs, errors, network requests, browser details, viewport, URL, timing, and interaction events.