Roll — Bug Reporting Screen Recorder

Bug reporting tool: record a Chrome tab, share a video with clicks, console, and network. No account to record.

Roll records the Chrome tab you are looking at so you can file a bug report with a clip: the video, what you clicked and typed, console messages, and network activity. Product managers, QA, and support use it for bug reporting without a long write-up. Teammates can watch the link without installing the extension. How to record 1. Click the Roll icon, then Record this tab. Or press Command-Shift-Space on a Mac, Ctrl-Shift-Space on Windows or Linux. 2. Use the site as you normally would. The red Stop control stays on the page. 3. Press Stop. A local viewer opens with the video and a timeline of what you did. 4. Sign in only if you want a public link. Free links last 7 days. Pro is $29 once for longer recordings and links that do not expire. What’s in every recording • Video of the tab — not your whole desktop • A timeline of clicks and typing • Console messages and network activity • A compact stop bar with a timer on the page, even if you switch tabs Share Copy a link and paste it into Slack, email, Jira, or Linear. You do not need an account to start recording. Sign in only to publish. Nothing is uploaded until you choose to publish that clip. The recording stays on this computer until then. Privacy Passwords and auth headers are not captured. Delete local clips anytime from the library. If Roll helped you show a bug, please leave a rating on this listing. It helps other teams find it.