For macOS · Early access

Say what needs to change.
Your agents build it.

Use your product and just talk. Buggie captures what you saw and did, turns every remark into a clear task, and hands it to Claude Code, Codex or Amp — on your Mac or in the cloud. You review the result.

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Bug fixes · Improvements · New features — macOS 14 or later

Buggie's interface on Kiln, a demo product. The agent's work is illustrated.

How it works

From “this is wrong” to working code, without writing a ticket.

  1. 1Say it while you see it

    Keep using your product and talk. Buggie transcribes on your Mac and splits what you say into separate items — a bug here, an improvement there, a feature idea at the end.

  2. 2Point at it

    Circle the spot, draw an arrow, add a note. Buggie has been recording the last few minutes all along, so the moment is already saved — with your clicks, keystrokes and the browser's console.

  3. 3Hand it to an agent

    Press Fix and pick who does the work: Claude Code, Codex or Amp on your Mac, or AmpCode Orbs in the cloud. Or file it as an issue for later.

  4. 4Review and keep going

    Every task comes back to you. See what's in progress, what's done and what needs you — and reply to refine it, right on the capture.

What your agent gets

One sentence from you. Everything an agent needs.

Agents fail on vague tickets. Buggie watches along while you talk, so the task arrives with the evidence already attached — what you said, what was on screen and what happened underneath.

  • The screenA rolling recording of the display, window or app you chose. The clip is cut to the moment.
  • Your wordsTranscribed on your Mac and pinned to the timeline, next to where your pointer was.
  • What you didClicks with the name of the button you pressed, typing and shortcuts.
  • What the browser sawConsole errors, network requests and the exact element you clicked — straight from Chrome, no extension.
Bug Kiln · Billing 00:14 clip

The yearly price ignores the 20% discount on the Team plan

What happened

After switching to Yearly, Business drops to €384, but Team still shows €240 a month and €2,880 a year.

Expected

Team shows €192 a month (€16 per seat), billed €2,304 a year.

Timeline

  • clickToggle “Yearly”
  • networkGET /api/plans?interval=year · 200
  • voice“I switched to yearly, but Team still says 240 a month.”
  • drawingCircle around “€240”

Handed to Claude Code · runs on your Mac

Illustration of a task Buggie writes, for the Kiln demo.

Not just bugs

Fixes, improvements and new features. Same sentence, same button.

staging.kiln.test/settings/billing
staging.kiln.test/settings/billing
Before After

“I switched to yearly, but Team still says 240 a month.”

Team drops to €192 a month when billed yearly.

Kiln is a demo product. Drag across it to compare; the agents' work is illustrated.

Your team

Your agents do the work. You pick which one.

Buggie doesn't replace your tools — it gives them better instructions. Choose per task, and change your mind any time.

On your Mac, or in the cloud

Claude Code, Codex and Amp CLI work in your project on your machine. AmpCode Orbs take the task remotely, so several fixes can run at once.

Any agent, over MCP

Buggie runs a local MCP server. Any MCP-capable coding agent can pick up handed-off tasks, read the full report and post its result back.

Or file it

  • Issue trackersFile it to GitHub, GitLab, Linear or Jira, with the clip attached.
  • Save for laterKeep it in your library until you decide.
  • Edit firstChange anything in the task before it goes out.

The agent session above is an illustration of Buggie's MCP tools in use.

You stay in charge

Agents do the typing. You make the calls.

Everything you've asked for lives in one place: what needs you, what's in progress, what's been handed off and what's fixed. Open any task to watch the clip, read what was sent, or reply to steer the next attempt.

  • Every result comes back to you to review.
  • Reply on a capture and the task is written again with your answer.
  • Edit any task before it goes to an agent or a tracker.

Private by design

A Mac app that keeps your work on your Mac.

  • Stored locally

    Recordings, reports and conversations live in a library on your Mac.

  • Speech stays on-device

    Your voice is transcribed by macOS itself. Audio is never uploaded.

  • Only the last minutes

    A rolling buffer keeps a few minutes in memory. Nothing is saved until you mark something.

  • Sites you exclude, stay out

    Excluded sites leave nothing behind, and tokens in URLs and requests are redacted.

  • Your AI, your keys

    Sign in with ChatGPT, use your OpenAI or Gemini key, or let your own coding agent do the analysis. Keys live in the Keychain.

  • Native, and quiet

    Built for macOS in SwiftUI. It stays out of your way, and updates itself.

Questions

Good to know.

What exactly does Buggie do?

Buggie sits on your Mac while you use your product. When something is wrong or could be better, you say it — and circle it if you like. Buggie keeps the moment on video along with your words, clicks and the browser's logs, writes a clear task, and hands it to the coding agent you choose. You review what comes back.

Which coding agents work with it?

Claude Code, Codex and Amp CLI on your Mac, and AmpCode Orbs in the cloud. Buggie also runs a local MCP server, so any MCP-capable agent can pick up handed-off tasks. You can file to GitHub, GitLab, Linear or Jira instead.

Is it only for websites?

No. Record a whole display, one window or one app — native Mac apps included. For web products, Buggie also reads console errors, network requests and the element you clicked from a Chrome started with remote debugging. It connects without an extension and never opens or closes Chrome for you.

Where does my data go?

Captures stay in a library on your Mac. Speech is transcribed on your Mac. A capture's frames and notes go to the AI you connect only when it's analyzed, and a task goes to an agent or tracker only when you send it there.

Do I still need to write tickets?

No. Buggie writes the title, what happened, what you expected and the steps to reproduce — for a bug — or what to build, for an improvement or feature. You can edit anything before it goes out.

What do I need to run it?

A Mac with macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon or Intel. Buggie asks for Screen Recording, and optionally for the microphone and Accessibility, when you first set it up.

Say it. Build it.
Make it better.

Buggie is in early access for macOS. It updates itself as it gets better.

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macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel