Your recordings stay on your Mac
Buggie keeps only a rolling buffer of the last few minutes and saves nothing unless you flag something. Speech is transcribed by macOS, sites you exclude leave nothing behind, and your keys stay in the Keychain.
You say what needs to change. Your coding agent does the work.
Buggie is a Mac app for testing your product out loud. Everything you say becomes a task your coding agent can finish.
How it works
Test your product out loud.
Buggie lives in your menu bar and keeps the last few minutes of your screen. When something’s off, just say so — Buggie does the writing.
Keep clicking through your app and say what you notice. Buggie transcribes as you speak and turns each remark into its own item — a bug, an improvement or a new feature.
Circle the spot or scribble a note right on the screen. The drawing is kept with the moment, so nobody has to guess what you meant.
Press Fix and pick who does the work — Claude Code, Codex or another agent on your Mac, or AmpCode Orbs in the cloud. Or file it as an issue for later.
Every task comes back to you. Answer the agent’s questions, correct it, or send it back — right on the capture.
One sentence in
“The checkout total ignores the discount code.”
BugForma · Cart
The discount isn’t applied to the total
- 0:14 clip
- 4 steps to reproduce
- Expected: €90.00
- click · network · voice · drawing
A complete task out — with the clip, your clicks and the browser’s console attached.
Buggie in action
Watch it fix a bug and build a feature.
70 seconds, with sound: a checkout that ignores a discount code, and a Mac notes app that needs search.
The shop and the notes app are demo apps built for the film. The agents’ work is illustrated.
Your agents
Works with the agent you already use.
Buggie doesn’t write your code — it gives your coding agent a task it can actually finish. Agents on your Mac pull tasks from Buggie over MCP. AmpCode Orbs run in the cloud, started by Buggie.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- OpenCode
- Amp
- Any MCP agent
Not for an agent yet? File it to GitHub, GitLab, Linear or Jira with the clip attached.
Private by design
Nothing ships without you
Buggie prepares the task and the evidence. You decide when an agent works on it, and every result comes back to you to review, correct or send back.
Buggie for Mac
It lives in your menu bar, records only while you tell it to, and updates itself quietly.
Early access · macOS 14 or later
Frequently asked questions
What is Buggie?
A Mac app for anyone who tests a product. You use your app and talk; Buggie keeps the last few minutes of your screen and turns each thing you say — a bug, an improvement or a new feature — into a task with the clip, your clicks and the browser’s console attached. Then it hands the task to a coding agent or your issue tracker.
Which coding agents does it work with?
On your Mac, any agent that speaks MCP can pull tasks from Buggie — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, OpenCode and others. For cloud runs, Buggie starts AmpCode Orbs for you. You can also file tasks to GitHub, GitLab, Linear or Jira.
Does Buggie change my code by itself?
No. Buggie prepares the task and the evidence. Your agent does the work once you hand a task over, and the result comes back to you to review.
Does it only work for websites?
No. Buggie records a display, a window or a single app, so anything on your Mac works. For web apps it can also read console errors, network requests and the element you clicked from Chrome — you start Chrome with remote debugging, no extension needed.
Which AI writes the tasks?
The one you connect: sign in with ChatGPT, use an OpenAI or Gemini key, or let the coding agent on your Mac do the analysis. Buggie sends one capture at a time.
Where is my data stored?
In a library on your Mac. A capture goes to your AI when it’s analyzed, and to an agent or tracker only when you choose.
What do I need to run it?
macOS 14 or later and the Screen Recording permission. A microphone if you want to talk to it, and Chrome if you want browser details.