A complete bug ticket generated from a single recording

Record your screen plus the action timeline, console errors, and network calls. Kontext turns it all into a ready-to-create ticket (Jira, Notion, etc.).

Install the extension

Record

Capture your screen and the bug repro in one click, right from Chrome.

Trace

Auto timeline of actions, console errors, and network issues to avoid the “can’t reproduce” reply.

Generate

Transcript and summary → title, steps, expected vs observed, and technical context.

Push

Create the ticket in your tool (Jira, Notion, Linear, etc.) without copy-paste.

Built for QA & Product

Everything you need to report bugs without friction

Rich capture, clean tickets, and fewer back-and-forths with developers.

Video + synced actions

Replay the context: clicks, navigation, inputs, and key moments on a timeline.

Console & network captured

Front-end errors and network calls visible at the right moment to diagnose faster.

Auto-generated ticket

Clear title, repro steps, expected vs observed, and context—without spending 10 minutes writing.

Annotated capture + export

Grab a screenshot, annotate it, and send it straight to your tracker—no juggling multiple apps.

Why I built Kontext

I'm a Product Manager, and for years reporting bugs has been way more painful than it should be.

The best way to understand a bug is almost always a video. Not a long description. Not a half-filled ticket. Just seeing what actually happened.

But in real life, recording a bug is annoying. You record locally. Upload the file. Write a title. Add context. Forget details. Give up halfway.

So tickets end up incomplete. And that creates back-and-forth between QA, PMs, and developers. Time is wasted. Bugs take longer to fix. Everyone gets frustrated.

I built Kontext to remove that friction.

One click to record. Automatic context. A ticket generated right away. Clear, actionable, and ready to ship.

Since using this approach, most bugs get fixed on the first pass. No extra calls. No endless comments. Just better feedback loops.

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