Puggy

Puggy is a free Chrome extension for capturing browser bugs. Users record or snapshot any tab in a single click, and Puggy automatically collects video, network activity, console output, clicks, performance and accessibility data. It can replay sessions, annotate screenshots, and auto-generate a bug report and a runnable Playwright repro grounded in the captured evidence. Reports can be sent to Jira, Linear, GitHub, ClickUp, Slack or YouTrack, shared via a public link, or read by an AI agent over MCP. The page states the platform is free to use during early access, and that paid plans may come later.

Key features

• One-click recording or snapshot of any Chrome tab
• Automatic capture of video, network, console, clicks, performance and accessibility data
• Network waterfall (HAR) and console error capture correlated to the same run
• Session replay of clicks, inputs, scrolls and navigation
• AI-generated bug summary and runnable Playwright test
• Performance metrics and accessibility findings
• Screenshot annotation and instant snapshot mode with draw-on-screen markup
• Integrations with Jira, Linear, GitHub, ClickUp, Slack and YouTrack
• Public share links
• MCP server access for Claude, Cursor, Windsurf and other MCP-compatible agents

Best suited for

• QA teams reporting browser bugs with full context
• Developers who need reproducible bug evidence
• Teams using AI coding agents to debug from captured session data

Pricing

Free while pricing is being determined; the whole platform is free during early access with no credit card required, and paid plans may arrive later with advance notice.