In-app bug reporting
Testers report a defect, confusing flow, layout issue or improvement from the page or screen where it happened.
Remedy is an AI bug fixer for web and mobile software. A tester reports the problem where it happens; Remedy captures the useful context, diagnoses the likely cause, prepares a controlled code repair and checks whether the defect is actually gone.
Reported directly from the affected screen with permitted diagnostic context.
Traditional bug trackers preserve a description. Remedy is designed to preserve the technical trail needed to move from a real user problem to a reviewable fix—without turning every report into a forensic exercise for your developers.
Testers report a defect, confusing flow, layout issue or improvement from the page or screen where it happened.
Permitted route, device and recent application signals are attached automatically, then sanitised before analysis.
Remedy correlates the report with technical context to identify the likely component, failure path and root cause.
A coding agent receives a bounded task, project policy and the evidence it needs to prepare a focused patch.
The proposed fix is checked against relevant tests and the original reproduction path before closure.
See what was reported, diagnosed, fixed, approved, deployed and verified from one clear operational view.
Remedy closes the gap between the person who sees the problem and the developer who has to understand it.
Describe the defect on the affected screen.
Collect permitted context and recent signals.
Trace the likely failure and affected code.
Prepare a constrained, reviewable patch.
Keep your team in control of deployment.
Recheck the original defect after release.
AI-generated code is only useful when the system around it is disciplined. Remedy constrains what reaches the repair agent, rejects credentials, limits network destinations and keeps the resulting change visible for review.
Reduce the back-and-forth between QA, product and engineering when bugs are difficult to reproduce.
Turn client feedback into structured repair work across multiple websites and applications.
Capture better bug reports and move routine defects toward a safe fix without adding more process.
An AI bug fixer uses software context and artificial intelligence to help identify why a defect happened and prepare a code change. Remedy adds reporting, sanitised diagnostics, testing, approval and verification around that repair step.
Remedy is designed around controlled repair policies and human approval. Teams decide how changes are reviewed and when they can move toward deployment.
Remedy is designed for connected software projects, including web and mobile applications, where it can receive a report, authorised diagnostics and access to the relevant development workflow.
No. A bug tracker records and routes issues. Remedy is designed to connect the report to diagnosis, repair preparation, checks, deployment status and confirmation that the original problem has been resolved.