Guided Bug Reproduction Portal

A vertical SaaS for small open-source maintainers and developer-tool vendors: a hosted “reproduction lab” that turns incoming bug reports into structured, runnable issue checklists. Users submit a bug through a branded form; the app asks adaptive follow-up questions based on stack, browser, version, logs, and expected behavior, then produces a clean GitHub issue template and a reproducibility score. A Chrome extension can capture console errors, network HAR files, screenshots, and environment details with explicit user consent. This removes the exhausting back-and-forth of “please provide a minimal reproduction.” Sell to paid OSS maintainers, browser-extension makers, and tiny SaaS teams at $19–99/month. Customer acquisition is unusually direct: GitHub repos with issue templates, maintainer Discords, OSS forums, and communities complaining about low-quality bug reports.

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