FREE DURING BETA
Download Snapbug
Three pieces, a few minutes: install the inspector, add the SDK to your app, connect your device. Everything is free while Snapbug is in beta.
How the pieces fit
Inspector — on your desk
Where you watch network, database, logs, and crashes, and turn a screenshot into a bug report. A Chrome extension or a desktop app — pick one.
SDK — in your app
One line in your Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native, or Web app. The no-op artifact keeps release builds clean.
Snapbug CLI — optional
A local daemon that connects the inspector to your repository for AI analysis. Your code is read locally and never goes through our servers.
Step 1
Get the inspector
The Chrome extension is the fastest path. Prefer a separate window? Take the desktop app.
Chrome Extension
Inspector, screenshot editor, and device pairing right in your browser.
In review on the Chrome Web Store — available any day now.
Desktop app
The same inspector in its own window, with the local daemon bundled in.
- macOS (Apple Silicon)
- macOS (Intel)
- Windows
- Linux
Step 2
Add the SDK to your app
One line in your Application class. All plugins are on by default; the no-op artifact makes release builds do nothing.
Android (Gradle)
// build.gradle.kts
debugImplementation("ai.snapbug:snapbug:0.1.0")
releaseImplementation("ai.snapbug:snapbug-no-op:0.1.0")
// Application.onCreate()
Snapbug.start(this)Step 3
Connect your device
Run your app, open the inspector, and pair over Wi-Fi or a relay room code — no USB, no cloud. Your data stays on your machines.
Optional: Snapbug CLI for AI features
Install the local daemon to point Snapbug at your repository — Ask AI, QA Notes, and steps-to-reproduce grounded in your code.
Install via Homebrew
brew install snapbug-ai/tap/snapbugWant AI Bug Fix first?
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