Capture

Capture the console log, not a description of it

The slowest part of fixing a bug is reconstructing it. Artikko's capture pipeline removes the reconstruction: when a bug is reported — through the widget, the app or email — the evidence travels with it. The console log that was firing, a screenshot of the broken state, a screen recording of how the reporter got there, and the environment it happened in.

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The evidence set

Console log capture

Client-side errors and warnings recorded automatically at report time, the difference between "cannot reproduce" and a five-minute fix.

Screenshots

Pixel evidence of the broken state, attached to the ticket, not lost in a Slack thread.

Screen recordings

Up to 50MB per report — stored and attached automatically.

Environment metadata

Browser, OS, viewport and URL captured without interrogating the reporter.

Evidence stays with the ticket

The evidence isn't a link to a separate replay tool — it lands as attachments on the ticket itself, next to the discussion, the sprint assignment and the linked pull request. When AI drafts the ticket, it reads that same context; when an agent triages over MCP, it classifies from the same evidence. One record of truth for every bug, from the first report to the shipped, verified fix.

Capture-first competitors stop at collection. See how Artikko compares to Bird Eats Bug Usersnap Userback Gleap — or wire the evidence into your stack via OpenAI Claude Code PostgreSQL Microsoft Graph

No capture caps on paid plans

Evidence is the whole point, so paid plans never meter it. The Free plan includes 30 captures a month; Team and Business are unlimited — every report carries full evidence, always. See pricing →

Start free and see a report land as a ready-to-triage ticket in minutes

Reporters need no account and no instructions — they click the widget, describe the problem in a sentence, and the evidence pipeline does the rest. Your developers open the ticket and everything they need to reproduce the bug is already there, attached and searchable, with a 90-day audit trail on paid plans.