Record the bug once.

Show the steps that break it. Engineers see the page, the errors, and the moment, without a long thread.

When QA teams record.

Show the steps that break it. Shoyu keeps the page, the order of steps, and the errors if you choose.

  • The page you tested.

    Title and address attach to the second you were there.

  • Errors and failed requests.

    With Deep Context on, console errors and failed requests are pinned to the second.

  • The steps, in order.

    The transcript and the markers list each step that you took.

None of this needs extra work. It attaches while you record.

How context works
Cart total drops on refresh0:58
ElementsConsoleNetwork

TypeError: total is undefined cart.ts:42

POST /api/cart 500 412 ms

BrowserConsole error at 0:19BrowserDeep Context · POST /api/cart 500

Enhance your recording with Studio.

Open any recording in Studio before you share it. Viewers can still watch the original.

What everyone else gets from QA teams’ recordings.

Nobody else has to record to benefit. This is what they get when QA teams do.

  • Engineering teams

    Reproduce at once, with the page and the error.

  • Product teams

    Judge how bad it is from the video, not a summary.

  • Support teams

    Answer “is this a known bug?” by searching.

  • Design teams

    See exactly where the interface breaks.

How QA teams use Shoyu.

  • Report a bug.

    Record the steps. With Deep Context on, console errors and failed requests are pinned to the second.

  • Check a fix.

    Record the retest and link it to the first report. Everyone sees the change.

  • Share a test pass.

    Walk through a release. Anyone can watch what was checked.

What QA teams get from watching.

Recording is half of Shoyu. Watching other people’s recordings saves QA teams time too.

Features that help.

Shoyu helps your whole team

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