Hi IndieHackers,
I've found the following tools that operate in the space of bug screen recording:
https://instabug.com, https://usersnap.com (both require companies to adopt the tool so that they can offer it to their users), and https://www.producthunt.com/posts/bird-eats-bug (to be used by teams internally)
There are more, but these seemed to be the best. What these tools don't offer, but what I'd like to do as a user:
If I'm experiencing a bug that really frustrates me (typically airline websites or something), I want to record the issue with a browser extension and then upload it to a site where all bug recordings are public. This way, users experiencing the same issue can find each other (e.g. based on URL) and it puts pressure on the companies to fix the bug. It would allow you to "bug shame" companies and eventually make the web a more user-friendly, bug-free place.
The business model could be that companies can set up alerts for bug reports on their website or that they can purchase recording details e.g. logs from dev tools.
What do y'all think? Worth building?