Brief Cloud

Record a bug, hit stop. Brief Cloud writes the ticket and files it to your Linear or Jira automatically. No local agent.

Half the bugs your team hits never get filed, because writing a good ticket takes five minutes and nobody bothers. Brief Cloud fixes that. Show the bug and talk it through. Brief Cloud records the tab and your voice, reads what happened on the page, writes a clear ticket and files it to your tracker. No copy and paste, no local agent to run. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension, allow the microphone and sign in. It connects to your account on its own. 2. Connect your tracker once, like Linear, Jira or GitHub. 3. Click the Brief icon, then Add: a video of the tab with your voice, a screenshot you can draw on, a Replay of the last minute, or an image or video you upload. 4. Click Create. Brief writes the ticket and files it while you get on with your day. MISSED IT? REPLAY THE LAST MINUTE Add your app's address under Replay, and Brief keeps the last 60 seconds there. Something broke? Add the Replay, trim it, and say what went wrong while it plays. Or right click the page and pick Brief it (Alt+Shift+B). Brief looks back over the last minute and drafts the bug from the failed calls, the errors and the clicks that did nothing. ONE BUTTON, THREE WAYS OUT - Create in your tracker: the ticket is filed now. - Share link: a public page anyone can open, no account needed. - Fix prompt: a prompt for your coding agent, opened right in it. WHAT GOES INTO EVERY TICKET - A clear summary, written from what you said - Steps to reproduce from your clicks (typed text is masked) - Expected and actual result - The video, your screenshots and stills of the key moments - Failed network calls with timings and trace ids, and console errors - The page URL and environment Every ticket is also a page in Brief Cloud you can edit in place, with an assistant that rewrites a passage or adds what is missing. Ticket rules let you say how your team writes tickets, like "UI bugs get the Frontend label". PRIVACY Brief captures only when you ask: a video, a screenshot, or a Replay you add. On the sites you list under Replay, it keeps the last 60 seconds of page activity on your computer. That buffer is wiped when Chrome restarts, and it leaves your browser only when you add it to a brief. Typed text is masked, and so are values that look like secrets in network logs. No analytics, no ad trackers, no selling your data. Full policy: https://cloud.get-brief.app/privacy