Get ready to have your developers bow down to you.
There's a duals going on right now that's
called the Bird Eats Bug and what it actually does.
It lets you report bugs in a role, professional way.
So let's just take, for example, that you want to reproduce a bug.
Well, you're recording the screen, but you're not just only going to pass
on the video while you're recording the screen.
Bird Eats Bugs is actually capturing information on the back end.
So it's actually capturing errors, clicks,
movements and time frame of what's actually going on.
So the developer is going to get a video plus the error log on the right.
So that's really useful information
for them to analyze where the error is actually happening.
There's also the option to take a screenshot or bug watch a specific site.
So it's a pretty interesting deal that I
find that will save a lot of time for your developers.
Or if you're just going to report a bug
to someone that you are finding a bug on a site.
So it's pretty useful.
Let's go check out this deal and how it actually works.
So let's go jump over to my desktop right now.
Okay.
Before we jump into the deal first, let me show you a quick example of what it
does, because I know you're eager to find out what it actually does.
So I have the Chrome extension installed, and I have these options available.
I can record the tab that I'm actually on right now.
I can record the screen and select the screen, the tab or the browser.
I can take a screenshot.
I can enable microphone, webcam, and bug watch.
So let me record the screen really quickly here.
And I'll just say I'll record this Chrome screen.
Okay.
So now it's recording and it's actually recording the video.
Plus the back end log of what's going on.
So let's just start off with this one and I'm going to contact us.
I'm going to say testing send
that didn't send. All right.
So that is a bug.
Let's stop a recording.
And then we're going to get this.
We have the video on the left and we have the console steps on the right.
So the developer is going to view the video.
Plus what's going on.
So that means I clicked on it.
And this is the thing that I clicked on.
This is the error.
It's a 404 error.
So it's saying that this file is wrong.
Something is wrong with it.
And I clicked on it twice.
And that's why we got two times four or four.
Plus, we also get network information.
So the faff icon, it's a 200 status,
and you're going to get the status for all the information on that site.
So if I click on it, I get more information like the header,
the response header, and the request header.
We can see the JS XHR other.
Now, some of these might sound weird
to even me, but developers will know what it's for and the system info.
So in this case, they know that I'm on a macOS.
What's my version?
The Chrome version that I'm using,
the engine, the screen, the window, the type vendor, and all that information
is useful for them, and if they want to replay it, well,
they're actually viewing the video and let me go into the console and the steps
by time frame, see how it's moving and what it's doing.
That information is key for developers.
Now, we have several options for this right now.
This information is cached on my desktop.
That means that no one has any information of this, not even Bird eats bug.
This will only happen if I upload the video.
So I have the option to upload it because I want to share this with developer.
Okay, now you have the option to share this with developers in your team,
which you can assign them here and by team members, or you can say it's public.
Now you can set it to private if you like, because you only want to keep it private
for your team members, or you can keep it for anyone.
In my use case, I'm going to use this
to report bugs when I'm on Assass Testing Ltds and all of that.
So I'll keep it public and I sent it as default.
So now that it's public, I'm going to copy it and I'll go into incognito mode.
Okay, let's go into the link.
I've sent this link to the developer,
and this is what the developer is going to look at.
So the developer instantly is going to view it's.
Okay, there's a video on this.
There's a time log over here. Okay.
So I clicked on that and.
Okay, this is what's going on here's.
The issue 404 error on this.
Okay, so the developer is going to dig into that specific file to find out what's
going on and it's going to be able to filter in the clicks, errors,
networks and see what he actually wants to view the network and the system info.
So he's going to get access to this.
There's no need for logging in creating accounts.
Nothing. All right.
So you can send this to anyone that you want to report that bug.
Plus, this is also saved on your workspace.
So these are tests that I've been playing
with and there's a workspace for this and we can actually set a label to it.
Now, in a nutshell, that's it.
We're going to go into more in depth with this.
But first, let me show you the deal that's going on right now.
So right now the deal starts off at $49 for the lifetime deal.
And that's what I got. That's enough for me.
And let me show you what that actually gets you.
So you get all of this unlimited storage sharing via public private links,
unlimited bug reports, encryption, and these are the license tier.
Okay.
So I got one for $49, which is five members and three months data retention.
I don't need more than five members or three months data retention.
Now, my use case is not for using it for my own development or SaaS.
I'm going to use it to report bugs when
I'm testing out these deals and all that, it's going to help out others.
But if you're going to use this for in house and if you need more members,
I recommend you jump into license year two or three for this.
But at the end of the day,
any of these licenses will get all the features for it.
So if you're good with license tier one, then you're good to go.
Okay.
So like I said, this is more than just a screen recorder.
Now let me go jump into one of my sites.
So I'm logged into this WordPress site
that I'm on and I'm going to start this recorder.
Okay.
I can also start the bug watch for the specific site.
So if anything's going on, even if I'm not recording the tap,
I'm going to get little numbers saying, you know what?
We found 12345, 100 bugs. Whatever.
And it's going to show me on the Chrome extension, little icon.
So in this case I'm going to again record the screen.
I'm going to Select Chrome
and it started. Okay.
So what I'm going to do is I'm just going
to mess around quickly through this site and I'm going to do some updates.
This is just a test site that I'm playing
with for right now, and I'll just update this plugin.
The idea is to show you a lot of things
that are going on and how it's going to give that error report.
Okay.
So right now it's done.
I'll jump into this hotels
Ethereum. We go and let's go ahead and stop it.
Okay. So this is what I've got right here.
And you can see there's one error that popped up, which is this one right here.
I can see the logs, remove networks, show networks the steps.
If I want to show them, I can play with the video, see what's going on.
I can set the title and description for this.
I can view the network,
see how I'm getting all these 200 status, and I got one right here.
So something's going on with this specific file, so I'm able to view this or
the developer is going to be able to view what's going on while I'm actually
reproducing the error that I found the bug.
And again, we see the system info.
I can upload this if I want, but in this case I'm just testing it.
So no need to upload.
Now, another feature that you're going
to find is that like I said before, we can enable the bug watch on specific sites.
So in this case, I have it enabled.
And what I did is that I enabled some blockers and some of that.
So it's going to report several bugs on this site.
So let's just jump into another place of this site.
So no bugs found there.
Let's go jump into the next one.
No, nothing so far it's going to buy now.
Nothing.
Oh, here we go.
So now I detected five errors.
See how that happened without actually
recording the screen, taking screenshots or anything like that.
I'm already getting all these errors right here.
So I can view the errors really quickly right here.
The most recent ones, or I can view the session for this one.
Now, bugwatch can be turned on or off
on the sites that you want to have it on or off.
Okay.
So you can see the error log right here of what's going on right now.
It didn't record the screen because that's not what it's actually doing.
It's just recording errors that it might
find on that specific site because I have it turned on.
So it's really useful if you're constantly working on the site and you have
that on because you're going to be able to do it while you're actually working
on it, moving around with it or just testing it.
Okay.
So that's a pretty cool feature that you have on that again.
I'm going to leave it because I don't want to record it or anything like that.
And that's a playground again.
Let's go ahead and go into screenshot now so we can take a screenshot.
And in this case, nothing's going on on this site to the network.
Nothing system info, not much going on.
I can remove this, move it to the side and on screenshots we
have annotations so pretty simple ones, nothing really fancy.
So we got the error arrow.
We got square.
We got the pencil so we can say right
there and we have the text so we can type with it.
And what I would like to see here is something that will mask password,
a phrase or something that we don't want them to view.
So for example,
this square I wish would be able to remove it, blur around or pixelate that area.
I think if they add that feature, that would be really nice.
Okay, so I have that screenshot.
I can go ahead and upload again by default.
I have it set as public so I can go ahead and copy the link, go into incognito mode,
share it and developer is going to do this.
So there we go.
We have a screenshot and there's no log
on this, no log on the screenshot because nothing is going on.
All right.
And if we had members, we can invite them, we can delete it.
We can add an integration to this.
So there are several integrations to it, and we can add a label to this to say
to do in progress done or I can create my own labels to it.
So actually it could be a flow where I Mark them as I want.
For example, if this bugs already done
well, we can tag it, we can select it if we like, we can delete it, create it.
Let's go view the integrations.
So these are the integrations that are available as of now.
I wish they added web hooks so we can use
our automations for anything like that we want to use.
But for now they have slack, GitHub, Jira, linear Trello, and email notifications.
Okay.
And there's also notifications for these are my general settings.
My workspace personal settings receive email updates.
We have the members if you want to invite
members here depending on the plan that you're on are the members that you
have available, and we can also create workspaces for this.
So, for example, this is my workspace right now, and that's what I'm using.
Basically, that isbugs.
Bert is bug, right?
So it's a really neat way to report bugs
with a visual log of what's going on behind it so the developers can
actually view it on the back end and view what's going on.
Okay, so instead of just sharing a screenshot sharing a screen recording
where nothing is showing, they're actually just reproducing
the visual aspect, but not the back end log of what's going on.
So this is why it's important to actually
report what's going on with Bird Eats Bugs.
Now, this is the Chrome extension that you have to install.
And the deal for that one is the link that I will be providing
in the description, but they already have 6000 plus users and 14 reviews on this.
So these guys seem to be getting started, but they are in a good start, right?
So 6000 users is a pretty good amount.
Well, that is Bertie's Bug show you. Like I mentioned before,
if you guys want to grab that deal, that link will be in the description.
Like I said, it starts off at $49 for the lifetime deal.
And if you are constantly reporting bugs, this is a huge time saver for developers
or even yourself if you're developing, because if you have the bug watch enabled
on a site that you're working on, this is going to save you time.
It's because then you don't have to go
reproduce the bug again because you already have it locked.
Well, there you go.
That is Bird Eats Bug.
If you guys want to grab the deal link will be in the description.
I'll see you guys later.