In-app bug reporting for the web
A screenshot pasted into a ticket rarely says enough: which route, what was in the console, which request failed. Everframe adds a one-click reporter to your web app so anyone — QA, beta users, or your own team behind a login — can capture all of that at once, without installing an extension or filming their screen.
How capture works on the web
When the reporter opens, the SDK renders an in-browser screenshot of the current viewport and captures recent console logs and network requests — including the route the user was on and the screens they moved through to get there. Elements you mark as sensitive are redacted, and users can blur regions of the screenshot before sending. It all leaves as one envelope.
Works with your stack
@everframe/web is the framework-agnostic base every web integration runs on — Vue, Svelte, Angular, Solid, Astro, or plain HTML with no framework at all, all through one init() call and no other wiring. React apps have a dedicated option too: @everframe/react layers an idiomatic provider and hook on top of the same core, so a React host never has to reach for the imperative API directly. Whichever you use, the captured envelope is identical to every other platform, so your triage prompts and integrations are written once.