Hey Product Hunt! Max here, maker of PlayLog. ────────────────────────────── WHY THIS EXISTS ────────────────────────────── QA engineers and product managers know this situation well. A user reports a bug. The team asks how to reproduce it. The user tries to explain. More questions follow. Days pass. The bug gets closed as "can't reproduce". The user gives up. The problem stays. PlayLog was built to stop that cycle — not by adding more steps, but by removing them. ────────────────────────────── THE PROBLEM WITH OTHER TOOLS ────────────────────────────── Most alternatives require a script to be embedded into the product. That means developers have to touch every page, deal with CSP issues, and ship extra code that slows things down — just so someone else can report a bug. It creates work before the work even starts. PlayLog works differently. It lives in the browser as an extension. No scripts injected into websites. No changes needed from the dev team. The user decides which website to record and when — full control, full privacy. Recording never runs without the user choosing to start it. ────────────────────────────── WHO IT HELPS ────────────────────────────── - QA engineers get a full session replay, not a paragraph of guesses - Product managers spend less time asking follow-up questions - Developers get real context and can reproduce the bug on the first try - End users feel heard because their report actually lands ────────────────────────────── WHAT WE BELIEVE ────────────────────────────── We looked at some competitors and found feature requests open for years with no reply. That told us something. PlayLog commits to respond to every person who reaches out — not every request gets built, but every message gets a real answer. Reach out directly: max@playlog.dev — every email gets a reply. Thanks for checking it out. — Max

PlayLog - Automated bug reports

Captures screen recording, console logs, network requests

Captures screen recording, console logs, network requests