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The assistant that catches what QA engineers can't write down fast enough

Littlebird ties every bug to the conversation where it surfaced and the build where it appeared -- so reproducing context stops eating your day.

A bug report is only as good as its context: which build, which conversation, who said 'that used to work.' That context lives in standups, PR comments, and half-remembered screen sessions. Writing it all down takes longer than finding the bug.

Littlebird pays attention while you test. It links the failing behavior on your screen to the discussion where it was flagged and the change that likely caused it. Tickets write themselves with the details already attached.

What Littlebird does for

QA Engineers

01

Files bugs with the full story attached

<p>A failure found in testing becomes a Linear ticket with the conversation, build details, and steps already included. Developers get context, not a riddle.</p>

02

Connects regressions to their cause

<p>"This worked last release." Littlebird recalls what changed since -- the PRs, the deploys, and the discussion where the risky change was approved.</p>

03

Builds test plans from real conversations

<p>Turn the planning call and the spec on your screen into a checklist of what actually needs coverage, including the edge cases someone mentioned once.</p>

04

Drafts release sign-off summaries

<p>Routines pull together what was tested, what failed, and what got deferred. Sign-off notes go out without an end-of-day scramble.</p>

Ask in plain words

A real prompt — typed exactly the way you’d say it.

You, to Littlebird
Create a Linear ticket for this checkout failure with the steps I just tried and what Priya said about it in standup

Works with the tools you already use

Connect the tools this work lives in — each one unlocks more Littlebird can find and do.

Frequently asked

How does Littlebird work with my issue tracker?

It creates and updates issues in Linear, reads your pull requests in GitHub, and connects with Atlassian Rovo (Jira and Confluence) for deeper context and actions.

Can it read my test management tools?

Littlebird reads whatever is on your screen, so your test runner, browser, and test case tool all count as context -- no special setup required.

What does QA coverage of Littlebird itself cost?

There is a free Basic plan. Plus is $17 per month on annual billing or $20 paid monthly, with 14 days to try everything first. Pro starts at $100 per month.

Does the recorder disrupt pair-testing sessions?

No. Meeting Notes captures calls without adding a bot to the meeting, works across more than 10 languages, and keeps every bug discussion searchable.

What happens to our product data?

It stays yours. Littlebird is SOC 2 certified and GDPR and CCPA compliant -- never sold, never used for training, and removable at any time.

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