Auto-capture everything developers need — from console logs and network requests to performance metrics and semantic user actions. Works with AI tools via MCP for faster fixes.
Report bugs quickly and efficiently with just a few clicks.
Automatically collects console logs, network activity, performance timing, device data, and semantic user actions — so you never have to ask a reporter to reproduce a bug.
Every request, every response — captured in real-time with network speed indicators. A DevTools-style panel without ever opening DevTools.
Every request, every response — captured in real-time with network speed indicators. A DevTools-style panel without ever opening DevTools.
Capture everything upfront and get to the fix faster.
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Push checks to your project board or let AI agents debug for you.
Streamline communication and keep everyone on the same page without endless email threads.
A built-in image editor with annotation tools lets you highlight issues, blur sensitive data, and share directly — without leaving your browser.
Session replays, console logs, network requests, performance metrics, and semantic user actions — all in one view. Understand the what, why, and how behind every bug.
Capture screenshots or videos, add quick annotations, and share instantly. With instant replay, never miss a bug again.
Streamline feedback, save time, and keep your team in sync for faster fixes. From small UI glitches to major issues, Crosscheck makes reporting clear, visual, and effortless.
Every report auto-captures the page URL, timestamp, country, OS, viewport, device pixel ratio, screen resolution, and browser language.
Developers get the full environment profile without asking — making it easy to replicate issues across different devices and browsers.
Every click, scroll, and input is logged with semantic labels — you see 'Clicked Submit Order' instead of raw coordinates.
Timeline error markers correlate actions with the video replay, so developers see exactly when and where things went wrong.
JavaScript errors, warnings, and logs are captured automatically with every report. Stack traces are preserved so developers can trace issues to the exact line of code.
Log every request and response, including payloads, headers, and status codes. Spot failed calls, slow endpoints, and network speed issues instantly.
“Crosscheck has completely transformed how we handle bug reports. The ability to record, replay, and capture all the technical context—without any extra back-and-forth—has saved our team hours. Even non-technical teammates can report issues clearly now. It’s a game-changer for collaboration between QA, design, and engineering.”
Darrell Steward, Product Manager at LoopTech
Crosscheck is a browser extension that helps you report bugs with screen recording, console logs, network data, and more — all in one click.
Crosscheck automatically captures screen recordings, console logs, network requests, performance metrics, and device information. It also tracks semantic user actions — so instead of raw click coordinates, you see meaningful labels like which button was clicked.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets AI coding tools like Claude and Cursor connect directly to your Crosscheck bug reports. AI agents can read session data, console logs, and network activity to help diagnose and fix issues faster — turning bug reports into actionable fixes.
No technical knowledge required. Crosscheck is designed for everyone - from developers to QA testers to end users. Simply install and start reporting bugs with one click.
Yes, you can add detailed comments, descriptions, and additional context to every bug report to help developers understand the issue better.
Absolutely. Crosscheck follows industry-standard security practices, encrypts all data transmission, and never accesses sensitive personal information.
Crosscheck integrates with Jira and ClickUp for project management, and supports MCP (Model Context Protocol) so AI tools like Claude and Cursor can connect directly to your bug reports for faster debugging.
