Why Everframe exists
Most bug reports arrive half-finished. A screenshot with no context, a sentence that says “it’s broken,” a back-and-forth that takes longer than the fix. The moment the user noticed the problem — what was on screen, what they tapped, what the console said — is already gone.
Everframe captures that moment in full. One tap records the screen, the focused component, console and network state, and device metadata, and packages it into a single AI-ready envelope — structured so a developer or an AI coding agent can understand exactly what went wrong and act on it, not ask about it.
What we believe
- A report should be enough to act on. The next step after a bug report should be the fix — not a triage conversation.
- Every screen counts. Phone, tablet, web, and every TV. Bugs don’t stop at the platforms that are easy to instrument, so neither do we.
- You own your data and your pipe. Everframe is a pass-through service: it captures, signs, and delivers to the destinations you choose, then gets out of the way. We don’t lock your reports inside a dashboard you can’t leave.
- Calm over noise. Developer-grade substance, presented plainly. No alarm-lit dashboards, no hype.
How it works, briefly
You embed an SDK, your users report bugs, and each report is validated and fanned out as a signed webhook to your tools — or to our optional advanced dashboard when you want a workflow layer on top. Read the documentation or see the full product tour.
The company
Everframe is built and operated by Scriptx, UAB, a software company based in Lithuania. We’re a small team that ships, and we build the tool we want to use ourselves.
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