A bug reporting tool with console logs
Brie is a bug reporting browser extension that captures the browser console, errors, warnings, and logs, as part of every bug report, alongside a screenshot or video, network requests, user actions, and session replay. Developers get the actual error and stack trace instead of a description of a broken page.
Why it matters
Most bugs leave a trail in the console: an uncaught exception, a failed assertion, a deprecation warning, or a stack trace pointing straight at the broken code. When a report is just a screenshot, that trail is lost and developers have to reproduce the issue blind. Capturing the console with the report turns "it’s broken" into a specific, actionable error.
How Brie does it
The console travels with the report
When a bug is captured, Brie includes the browser console output, errors, warnings, and logs, so the developer opening the report sees exactly what the browser logged at the moment things went wrong.
Paired with the full picture
Console output sits next to a screenshot or video, network requests with status codes and timing, the user actions leading up to the bug, and a session replay, the context needed to reproduce the issue on the first try.
Send it straight to your tracker
Reports can flow into GitHub, Linear, or Jira, so the console output and technical context land on the issue your team already works from.