Jam

Screen recorder that bundles console logs and network requests with every bug report.

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What is Jam?

Jam records your screen while collecting console logs, network requests and device details, producing a bug report that developers and AI agents can act on.

Jam is a screen recording tool built for software teams that need more than a video when something goes wrong. The Chrome extension captures the screen while collecting console logs, network requests, device details and user events, so a single Jam holds the visual moment and the technical trail behind it. The result is a shareable link that a developer, a designer or an AI agent can open and act on without a follow up meeting. The workflow is deliberately light. A tester or support agent records the problem as it happens, and Jam attaches the available diagnostics automatically. Jam AI suggests a title, and the recording link can be passed into issue trackers, chat threads or agent pipelines. Because the context travels with the recording, the usual back and forth about browser version or failing request is skipped. Jam fits teams shipping web and iOS software, where bug reports often arrive as vague screenshots. It sits alongside traditional screen recorders and issue trackers rather than replacing them: the recording is the artifact, and the context is the differentiator. CLI and MCP options extend the same capture model to automated agents, which can record Jams without a person driving the browser. Pricing details are not stated on the homepage, so buyers should confirm plan limits directly. The product is most useful for QA, product, support and engineering groups that already report bugs in writing and want faster reproduction.

How do you use Jam?

  1. 1Install the capture tool
    Add the Jam Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store, or download the Mac app from the site if you record outside the browser.
    Jam — Install the capture tool
  2. 2Record the problem
    Start a recording or take a screenshot while the bug or feedback is visible on screen, so the moment and its context are captured together.
  3. 3Check the gathered context
    Review the attached console logs, network requests, device details and user events that Jam collected during the recording.
    Jam — Check the gathered context
  4. 4Share the Jam link
    Send the recording link to teammates or an agent so they can open the full story without asking for extra details.
    Jam — Share the Jam link
  5. 5Automate capture with the CLI
    If agents or scripts need to file Jams, follow the CLI documentation to record without a person driving the browser.
    Jam — Automate capture with the CLI

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Screen recordings arrive with console logs and network requests attached, cutting reproduction time.AI
  • Works as a Chrome extension and a Mac download, so capture stays close to daily browsing.AI
  • Jam AI proposes a title for each recording, reducing manual write up.AI
  • CLI and MCP support let automated agents record Jams without a person at the keyboard.AI
  • Useful for customer issues, visual feedback and iOS bugs, not just internal QA.AI

Cons

  • No pricing information on the homepage, so cost and seat limits require a separate check.AI
  • Value depends on the extension capturing the right diagnostics, which can vary by page and setup.AI
  • Teams outside web and iOS workflows may find less use for the technical context layer.AI
  • AI title suggestions are helpful but still need human review for accuracy.AI

How much does Jam cost?

Support

Support details are not described on the homepage. A sales contact page is available for commercial enquiries, and documentation covers the CLI, DevTools, recording links, custom logs, Sentry, webhooks and MCP.

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Integrations

Documented integrations include a CLI for agent driven recording, MCP for agent access, Sentry, custom logs and webhooks. Other connections may exist but are not detailed on the homepage.

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Features

Screen and screenshot capture through a Chrome extension and Mac app, with available console logs, network requests, device details and user events bundled into each Jam. Jam AI suggests titles, and recording links can be shared with teammates or AI agents. CLI and MCP integrations extend capture to automated workflows.

Frequently asked questions about Jam

  • How do you use Jam?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Install the capture tool 2. Record the problem 3. Check the gathered context 4. Share the Jam link 5. Automate capture with the CLI.
  • What platforms does Jam support?
    Jam is available on Browser extension, MacOS and Web App.
  • What does Jam integrate with?
    Documented integrations include a CLI for agent driven recording, MCP for agent access, Sentry, custom logs and webhooks. Other connections may exist but are not detailed on the homepage.
  • What are the limitations of Jam?
    No pricing information on the homepage, so cost and seat limits require a separate check. Value depends on the extension capturing the right diagnostics, which can vary by page and setup. Teams outside web and iOS workflows may find less use for the technical context layer.

Status

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Added10/21/2026

Platforms

Browser extensionMacOSWeb App

Pricing

Freemium