BugBash

Error monitoringComing October 2026

Catch every crash. Fix it with your own agent.

BugBash is error monitoring for React and Next.js apps. Every crash arrives with a session replay, the console and network activity around it, a plain-English explanation, and a fix prompt you can paste into your own coding agent.

In detail

Screens with sample data

Every crash comes explained.

Each issue shows what the user did before it broke, the stack, and an AI analysis in plain English, with the evidence it relied on, a next step and how confident it is.

BugBash issue page for “Checkout crashes when user clicks Pay now”: a crash timeline ending in a failed GET /api/session and a TypeError, the stack, and an AI analysis with cited evidence, the likely cause, a next step and medium confidence.

Watch the session that crashed.

The replay shows what the user saw, with the network log, console and stack lined up underneath. Click any row to jump the replay to that moment.

An expanded session replay of a checkout that failed, with the replay scrubber and event markers below and the network log listing POST /api/checkout 503.

Hand the fix to your own agent.

The fix prompt collects the route, the error, each step the user took, the failed requests and the console, ready to paste into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex.

The same issue with the Fix prompt tab open: a markdown prompt with the route, the error, the user's steps, the failed request and the console error, with Bundle and Copy prompt buttons.

Issues ranked by what needs review.

Crashes are grouped into issues and sorted by what needs attention, with severity, confidence and whether a replay exists, plus filters for new, regressed, spiking and likely noise.

The BugBash Issues inbox with 11 grouped issues, each row showing severity, route, replay availability, priority and confidence, a 14-day sparkline, sessions, events, status and last seen.

What changed since yesterday.

The overview counts new, regressed and spiking issues from the last 24 hours, lists the ones waiting for review with their next step, and tracks crash-free sessions.

The BugBash overview: 4 new, 1 regressed and 1 spiking issue in the last 24 hours, a Needs review list with the AI next step and a Copy fix prompt button, and a 7-day stability card at 97.39% crash-free sessions.

Availability

Coming October 2026

BugBash is in development and coming in October 2026. Join the waitlist on bugbash.dev to hear when it opens.

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