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Your users report bugs. You get the whole story.

Screenshot, console, network, breadcrumbs, device and replay, in one report. On phones, the web and TV.

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From tap to fix

  1. Before the report

    The last 30 seconds, already saved.

    Every tap, remote press, screen and log goes into a rolling buffer on the device as it happens. Nothing leaves it until someone reports.

    Everframe dashboard replaying a web session with rrweb while Follow trail highlights taps, navigations, requests and logs, including failed poster requests, moment 1 of 6.Everframe dashboard replaying a web session with rrweb while Follow trail highlights taps, navigations, requests and logs, including failed poster requests, moment 2 of 6.Everframe dashboard replaying a web session with rrweb while Follow trail highlights taps, navigations, requests and logs, including failed poster requests, moment 3 of 6.Everframe dashboard replaying a web session with rrweb while Follow trail highlights taps, navigations, requests and logs, including failed poster requests, moment 4 of 6.Everframe dashboard replaying a web session with rrweb while Follow trail highlights taps, navigations, requests and logs, including failed poster requests, moment 5 of 6.Everframe dashboard replaying a web session with rrweb while Follow trail highlights taps, navigations, requests and logs, including failed poster requests, moment 6 of 6.

    The same trail is recorded on every platform:

    • iOS
    • Android
    • Web
    • React Native
    • Flutter
    • Android TV
    • tvOS
    • Fire TV
    • Tizen
    • webOS

  2. The report

    One tap. Circle it. Send.

    The screenshot is taken before the reporter opens. Users circle what’s wrong and say what they expected.

    Try it. Press Report a bug, click the screenshot to circle the empty Neon Saints poster, give it a title and send.

  3. On send

    Watch the bug happen.

    Each report lands with its replay beside the trail. Five devices, five real reports.

    1 / 5
    • Report Neon Saints poster never loads with an rrweb replay of the web app and its trail.
      Nocturne TV on the web with the Neon Saints poster missing from the originals row.

      WEBNeon Saints poster never loads

    • Report Download fails on Low Orbit with the iPhone replay and trail.
      iPhone showing the Low Orbit download error.

      IPHONEDownload fails on Low Orbit

    • Report Kitchen at Midnight freezes on buffering with the Android replay and trail.
      Android phone with the player stuck on buffering.

      ANDROIDKitchen at Midnight freezes on buffering

    • Report Subtitles run 2 seconds late in Paper Fleet with the Apple TV replay and trail.
      Apple TV playing Pip and the Paper Fleet with a subtitle on screen.

      APPLE TVSubtitles run 2 seconds late in Paper Fleet

    • Report Neon Saints poster is blank with the Android TV replay and trail.
      Android TV with an empty Neon Saints tile in Nocturne originals.

      ANDROID TVNeon Saints poster is blank

  4. On arrival

    Triaged before you open it.

    A summary, a suggested priority and similar reports, the moment it lands. You make the call.

    Suggested priority Medium at 85% confidence for a slow Apple TV search, 4157 ms against an 800 ms budget.

  5. Same day

    Every platform, one board.

    Assign, schedule and discuss. TV, phone and web bugs move through the same columns.

    Board with Triage, Backlog, In progress and In review columns of bug cards from Roku, React Native and web.

  6. Any time

    Crashes report themselves.

    The same SDK is also your crash and error monitor. Uncaught exceptions and crashes, including native crashes on iOS and tvOS and ANRs and low-memory kills on Android, are captured without anyone pressing a button, mapped to your source once your build uploads its symbols, and grouped by cause. Each one keeps its trail and device, and on the web a fixed error that comes back in a later release can reopen as regressed.

    Everframe error detail for DownloadError, Download of low-orbit failed: Cannot read property freeBytes of undefined. Four occurrences, latest from Mara Lind on iOS 26.5 iPhone, version 1.0.0, with the stack trace and the trail of taps and screens before it.
    Nocturne TV on iPhone showing the Low Orbit download failed.

Bug reports from the couch.

Nobody types with a remote. Scan a QR code with a phone, or attach from the dashboard with a four-digit code. Either way the TV screen and its trail come along.

Apple TV showing Report a problem with a QR code, and an iPhone finishing the report Subtitles run 2 seconds late in Paper Fleet.

Drop it into any stack.

Eight SDKs, one report format. Pick yours.

// npm
npm i @everframe/react
Package
sdk-react
Stack
React, TypeScript
Requires
React 18+

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How it compares.

Error monitors catch crashes. Everframe is the report your users send, with the evidence attached, on every screen including the TV.

Capability EverframeSentryInstabugShake
One report with everything attached: component, screenshot, console, network, breadcrumbs, device (replay when enabled) yes no no partial
Phone, tablet & web yes yes yes yes
TV & connected devices (tvOS, Android TV, Fire TV, Roku, Tizen, webOS, Vega OS preview) yes partial no no
In-app reporter: record + annotate yes no yes yes
Session replay on web and native (wireframe, not pixels, on native) yes partial partial partial
AI triage on arrival (per project): priority, confidence, summary, duplicates yes partial partial no
Ask AI across the project, answers cite board cards yes no no no
Agent runs: a sandboxed coding agent opens the pull request from a ticket yes partial partial no
Session Vitals (beta, web, per app): sampled playback health, memory and responsiveness per session yes no no no
Pass-through: signed webhooks, you own the data yes no no no

A half mark means partial or a paid add-on. This reflects what Everframe focuses on, not a feature-for-feature audit: Sentry and Bugsnag excel at error monitoring, Everframe is the in-app report with the evidence attached.

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