Bug reports built for coding agents, so you can ship faster.
FlowLens makes sharing web-app bugs with your coding agents ridiculously easy. No more praying your agent can reproduce an issue, or dumping console logs and screenshots into chat. Just click once in the Chrome extension and FlowLens captures everything automatically. Your coding agent gets rich, ready-to-use context through the open-source MCP server. All while keeping token usage super efficient.
FlowLens integrates with MCP-compatible agents (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf) to provide agents with synchronized technical events, network activity, and user interactions. Agents can analyze the complete flow timeline and correlate frontend behavior with code to identify root causes and suggest fixes autonomously.
FlowLens captures complete browser context (video, console logs, network requests, user actions, DOM state) in a single shareable link. AI agents via MCP integration receive structured, full-context data without copy-paste or back-and-forth explanation, enabling instant debugging instead of iterative clarification.
FlowLens applies automatic PII redaction locally on the user's machine before any data leaves the browser, is SOC 2 Type 1 compliant, encrypts all recordings, and offers local-only flows that never upload to cloud. Users control what gets captured and shared via built-in filtering.
FlowLens Instant Replay feature continuously buffers recent browser events in the background, allowing users to retroactively save the last minute of activity with a single click when a bug is discovered, eliminating the need to reproduce issues from scratch.
FlowLens Teams plan ($11/user/month) enables project creation, team member invitations with permission management, flow sharing via links, and integrations with Jira, GitHub, and Slack. Flows are centralized in one place with full context, replacing fragmented bug reporting workflows.