In-app feedback and bug reporting SDK for React Native apps, enabling bug reports, crash reporting, and user communication.
Instabug for React Native is an SDK that integrates in-app feedback and bug reporting capabilities into mobile applications. It allows users to submit bug reports and feedback directly from the app via a shake gesture, automatically capturing detailed environmental data like console logs, network requests, and user navigation steps to accelerate debugging and improve app quality.
React Native developers building mobile applications who need to collect user feedback, report bugs, and monitor crashes directly within their apps. It is particularly useful for teams requiring automated, detailed debugging data with minimal setup.
Developers choose Instabug for its comprehensive, automatic data capture—including network logs, crash reports, and repro steps—with minimal configuration. Its unique selling point is the seamless integration of bug reporting, crash reporting, and in-app chat into a single SDK, providing actionable insights for faster issue resolution.
In-app feedback and bug reporting tool for React Native
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Captures console logs, network requests, and environment snapshots automatically with a simple shake gesture, minimizing developer setup for bug reports.
Provides detailed crash reports including thread states and network logs without manual breadcrumbs, accelerating debugging with actionable insights.
Supports react-navigation and react-native-navigation for automatic repro steps, recording user screens to help reproduce issues efficiently.
Enables direct chat between developers and users within the app, facilitating real-time feedback and support without leaving the application.
The repository is no longer maintained and requires migration to Luciq, adding overhead for existing users and making it unsuitable for new projects.
Requires adding microphone and photo library usage descriptions to info.plist, even if the app doesn't use these features, complicating setup for iOS.
Automatic repro steps only work with specific navigation libraries; others need manual API calls, reducing out-of-the-box functionality for diverse setups.
Network logging is enabled by default, which may intercept all fetch or XMLHttpRequest calls, potentially raising privacy or performance concerns without explicit opt-out.