QA engineers write bug reports with the whole story in them

Littlebird remembers what you tested and what the team said in standup, so each bug report carries its context

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Draft a bug report for this checkout failure with the steps I just tried and what the team said in standup

Worked for 3 steps

Here's a draft titled "Checkout shows a blank error for an expired saved card" with your steps: add an item, choose the saved card and select Pay. It also notes that the team linked the failure to Monday's payments change in Tuesday's standup.

Developers get the steps, the build and the context

A bug report is as useful as its context: which build, which steps, which change and what the team already knows. That context lives in standups, pull requests and the screens you just tested.

Littlebird remembers what you've had on screen while testing, plus your meetings, so you can ask for a bug report with the details already in it. It drafts the report, and you review it and paste it into your tracker. It doesn't change your tracker or your repo.

What Littlebird does for you

It works from your meetings, email and the work on your screen, and you stay in charge of what goes out

Draft bug reports with the full story

Ask for a bug report, and Littlebird drafts it from the screens you tested, the error you saw and what the team said about it in standup, ready to paste into your tracker.

See what changed since the last release

When something that worked last release breaks, ask what changed since, and Littlebird answers from the pull requests, release notes and threads you've read.

Build test plans from the planning call

Ask for a test plan, and Littlebird drafts a checklist from the spec you had open and the edge cases raised in the planning meeting, including the one mentioned in passing.

Draft the release sign-off summary

When the cycle wraps, ask for the sign-off summary, and Littlebird drafts what was tested, what failed and what was deferred for you to check and share.

Littlebird works with the tools you already use

Connect your email, calendar and files on every plan, including the free one

Littlebird also remembers what you see in any app on your Mac or Windows computer.

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Private by default

Littlebird never sells your data or trains models on it, and neither do its AI providers

You choose what it sees

Pause capture anytime, keep apps and websites out, and delete your data whenever you like.

Private until you share

Your chats, meeting notes and memory stay private to you unless you choose to share them.

Encrypted in the cloud

Data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.3, and hosted on AWS in the United States.

Audited security

Littlebird is SOC 2 Type II audited, and HIPAA is available with a signed BAA.

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Frequently asked questions

Can Littlebird file bugs in my tracker?

Littlebird doesn't change anything on its own. Ask for a bug report and it drafts one with the steps, the error and the context from standup, ready for you to review and paste into your tracker.

Does Littlebird work with my test tools?

Littlebird remembers what you see in any app on your Mac or Windows computer, including your test runner, browser and test case manager, so you can ask what failed and when. You can also connect Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Outlook and Dropbox on every plan, including the free one.

Does a bot join our triage calls?

No. Littlebird takes notes from your computer's audio, so no bot joins the call and it works with the meeting app you already use. Let people know you're taking notes, as your company's policy and local law require.

What happens to our product data?

Littlebird never sells your data or trains models on it, and neither do its AI providers. It's SOC 2 Type II audited, your chats and notes stay private to you unless you share them, and you can pause capture, keep apps out or delete your data at any time.