Rebase 1.0 is here
Rebase is live. One script tag turns your website into a place where anyone — teammates, clients, stakeholders — can click what's wrong and file a bug your engineers can actually fix, straight into the tracker you already use.
Click, capture, resolve
Flag an element on the live page and Rebase captures the whole session around it: the last actions, console entries and network requests merged into one time-ordered timeline, with a screenshot from the moment of the click and a device & environment snapshot. Dead clicks and rage clicks are detected and labelled, and everything arrives as one structured, reproducible report.
Triaged before you read it
Every report comes with a summary, a severity, and the suspected source — matched against your connected repo, down to the file and line. Repeat reports are detected and linked to the original instead of piling up as duplicates.
Lands in your tracker
Connect GitHub, Linear, Jira or Asana and reports file themselves as structured issues in the right project, with status synced both ways — close it in your tracker and it closes in Rebase. Slack keeps the channel posted on new and resolved tickets.
Detected issues
Uncaught errors from real visitor sessions are collected and queued for review, so the bugs nobody reports still reach you — with the same captured context attached.
Collaborate on the page itself
Reports are pins on your live site. Open a thread on one, mention a teammate, and work it like a conversation — roles and invites keep the whole team in the loop.
Private by default
Everything typed is masked before it enters the capture buffer, and password, card and one-time-code fields are never captured at all. Reports are scrubbed a second time server-side, and every customer's data stays isolated to its own tenant.
Built for AI agents
The MCP server feeds full ticket context — console, network, steps, suspected source — to Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client, so your coding agent starts from the evidence instead of a one-line description.
Get started in minutes
Add the one-line script, claim your site with a meta tag — no API keys, no dashboard detour — or run npx rebase init from the terminal. Every website starts with a 7-day trial, then it's $69/month with unlimited users. [Try the live demo](/demo) to see the whole flow.