What Faylee does
Bug reports usually arrive as a screenshot and "it's broken". Then the back-and-forth starts: which browser, which steps, what did the console say. Faylee records the bug with everything behind it, so nobody has to ask for more details.
Click the Faylee button in your browser and record the tab or your screen. Faylee keeps the console, every network request and each click and keystroke on the same timeline as the video, and shares it all as one link.
Hand the link to your coding agent. Connect Faylee's MCP server once, then paste the link into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. The agent reads the whole report: the video frame by frame, the console, every request and the steps. It finds the cause in your code, fixes it and, when you ask, comments on the recording at the moment it broke.
Everything a developer needs, in one link
The video, with your voice if you talk it through
Every network request, with the failing one already open. Copy it as cURL or download a HAR file
Console errors with their full stack
Every click and keystroke, written as steps to reproduce
The page rebuilt, so you can inspect any element at any moment
Catch the bug that already happened. Instant replay keeps the last few minutes of a tab on your machine. When something breaks, you save it after the fact. Nothing is uploaded until you share it.
Private by default. Secrets are redacted in the browser before anything is uploaded.
Fits where your team works. File the issue in Linear, Jira, GitHub and more, and post new reports to Slack.
Pricing. Free for up to 3 members and 30 recordings a month, with the MCP server included and no card needed. Team is $12 per member a month billed yearly, or $15 monthly, with a 14-day trial. Only people who record count as members. Viewers are always free.
Try it
A real Faylee report: https://app.faylee.app/s/x0q3Ha0QOS
The Chrome extension, which also works in Edge, Brave and Arc: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/faylee/hlpfigkebjnklihappcmmjimjkmpmaif
Docs: https://faylee.app/docs
Connecting your coding agent: https://faylee.app/docs/agents/mcp
Why I built Faylee
I made Faylee because I was tired of getting bug reports like "it doesn't work". Then I'd go back and forth with whoever reported it and wait, sometimes for a day, for them to send more details. A product person or a customer usually doesn't know how to open the dev tools and check the console or network tab, so even when they answered I often still didn't have what I needed. Every bug started with me trying to reproduce it.
And once I finally had the details, I had to explain them all over again to Claude Code, Cursor or Codex: copy the console error, paste the failing response, describe the steps, and hope I hadn't left anything out.
With Faylee, whoever finds the bug doesn't write anything up or need to know what to include. Two clicks to start recording, or one shortcut to save the last few minutes after the bug already happened, and Faylee captures the screen, the console, the network requests and the steps for them. I paste that one link into my coding agent, and it sees exactly what happened.
