TraceBrief captures screenshots, screen recordings, and reproduction steps in one place, then turns them into a clean report for tickets, email, or support chat.
Whether you're reporting a bug, documenting a broken flow, or escalating an issue, TraceBrief helps you capture the evidence and turn it into a clear report.
The problem is rarely just the bug. It's the time lost explaining it, proving it, and repeating yourself.
You saw the issue happen. You captured it. You wrote the steps. Somehow the response is still: "I can't reproduce it."
You wrote the details, listed the steps, and included the environment. The reply? "Can you share more context?"
Screenshots, recordings, and steps end up in different places. By the time someone needs them, the context is already gone.
TraceBrief lives in Chrome's side panel — open while you browse, capture when something breaks, format it instantly. No file management. No tab-switching. No uploading.
Screenshots, recordings, repro steps, and clean exports — with local-first storage and privacy defaults that don’t require a trust exercise.
One version ends in follow-ups, missing context, and a ticket nobody wants to touch. The other ends with a report people can actually use.
Not “free to try.” Not “free until you need one basic feature.” Not “free” with a trapdoor under the export button. Just free. Forever.
TraceBrief started as a tool I built for my own workflow. Then it turned out I wasn’t the only one tired of explaining broken things five different ways.
It stays free because the problem is already annoying enough. You should not have to pay just to capture what broke, document it clearly, and move on with your day.
No account. No ads. No server collecting your screenshots. No pricing strategy disguised as a feature roadmap.
If TraceBrief saved you time, reduced the back-and-forth, or just made a rough day a little easier, you can buy me a coffee. Completely optional. No guilt. No sad popup.
Install TraceBrief in 30 seconds. No account, No card. Capture what broke, document it clearly, and make the next step obvious.