Bug reporting
Bug reports that land where they happened
Enping turns any page into a bug-reporting surface. Visitors point at the broken element, and the report arrives with the context your developers need to reproduce it.
Point at the bug
Reporters click the exact element instead of describing it, so there's no guessing which button or section they mean.
Full context attached
Every report carries the page URL, the element, browser and viewport, and an optional screenshot of what the reporter saw.
Straight to your repo
Confirmed bugs become GitHub issues with the context attached — no copy-paste, and status stays in sync both ways.
Real-time triage
Set status, priority, and assignee inline as reports arrive, and close the loop with comments and activity history.
How it works
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Add the widget
Install one snippet on your site — any framework, staging or production.
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Visitors report the bug
They point at the element, describe it, and Enping captures the page, screenshot, and state.
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Your team triages
Reports stream into a real-time board where you prioritize, assign, and push bugs to GitHub.
Frequently asked questions
How do visitors report a bug?
They open the widget, point at the element that's broken, and write what went wrong — no account or screenshot tool required.
What context is captured?
The page URL and path, the anchored element, browser and viewport details, and — when allowed — a screenshot of the page state.
Can bug reports become GitHub issues?
Yes. Confirmed reports can open a GitHub issue with the full context attached, and status changes stay in sync between Enping and the issue.
Turn “it's broken” into a fixable report
Start free, add the widget in minutes, and get bug reports with the context to reproduce them.