Bugasura

Bugasura focuses on the messy middle of software quality work: the moment a tester, designer or developer notices something wrong and has to turn it into a bug report a team can act on. Instead of juggling screenshots, screen recorders, notes and a separate tracker tab, the Chrome extension keeps the capture and the report in one place. It records steps automatically, captures screenshots or short video, and gives you a built-in annotator so you can point at the exact element or region that misbehaves.

The AI layer is what Bugasura uses to cut the writing. From a capture, it drafts a bug description, suggests a severity and proposes tags, so reporters do not have to compose technical prose from scratch. A designer mode exists for pixel-precise visual feedback, which is useful when a layout is off by a few pixels rather than functionally broken. The extension then pushes captures into Bugasura's own issue tracker, keeping bug reporting and bug resolution in a single funnel.

Bugasura also leans on collaborative test coverage reporting: the team can see what was actually tested, not just what broke, which helps teams judge risk before a release. The extension is published on the Chrome Web Store by Moolya Software Testing Private Limited and is aimed at web, mobile web and native app testing workflows. It suits small QA teams and cross-functional product squads that want lighter bug paperwork and faster reproduction steps without adopting a heavy enterprise test management suite.