How you can Jam, and reduce engineer’s debugging time!
Welcome to Jam! You’re joining 30,000+ happy users reporting bugs better.
When you use Jam to capture bugs, you’re not only saving yourself time, you’re also saving engineers even more time. It’s a win-win.
What is Jam? Jam is the fastest way for you to log a bug, and it also automatically captures everything an engineer needs to know to debug it: console and network logs, session replay, browser and device info, and more!
According to estimates from Jam users, we've saved engineers 1,000,000+ debugging minutes. Let's get you started!
You’re joining 30,000+ – and growing – who Jam!

You’re joining some of the largest and fastest moving companies who use Jam – from Fortune 100’s such as Unilever, Dell, and T-Mobile, to blitzscaling startups like Peloton, Heap and Ramp.
Jam is used across these companies from customer support teams to product managers, QA and of course engineers themselves. Welcome!
You can learn Jam in this 90 second video
You can create your first Jam in 30 seconds (and blow engineers away!)
- Get the Chrome extension (by clicking the big green button on jam.dev)
- Remember to pin the extension to your browser so it’s faster for future you!
- Enter in your email to create your account.
- Now you’re ready to catch your first bug with Jam. Click on the Jam icon.

5. Choose your screen recording method

6. Annotate and draft your bug report, optionally connect your tools, and hit “Save”!

7. A perfectly formatted ticket with all the details engineers need will be instantly created, and the link will be copied to your clipboard for easy sharing.
8. Send the Jam link to an engineer to reduce their time debugging the issue you caught!
Have a question?
We’re here to help: jam.dev/help
Happy jamming,
Irtefa & Dani (Jam co-founders)
Here’s what our users say about Jam
Blimey! Just installed the Jam @jamdotdev Chrome Extension 🤯 Bug reporting/screenshotting/Asana-task-creating, all without leaving the page. Gonna save me days 🥹
— Chris Crossley (@chriscrossley) June 1, 2022
Loom is going to get killed by @jamdotdev for debugging
— Athena Kan (@athenakan_) January 18, 2023
If you trigger a bug you can share your last minute (w logs included) instead of reproducing and screenshotting everything manually
Holy cow, discovered @jamdotdev today and had a great conversation with their team. This thing is amazing and is going to have a massive impact on my company!
— Sean (@thesebearguns) December 1, 2022
Jamming (@jamdotdev ) with @linear integration makes bug capturing so seamless! 🐞🔨
— nic nuyten 🦥 (@nicnuyten) January 19, 2023
Why I pushed everyone at @Pictory to use @jamdotdev for reporting bugs. A thread:
— Neha Kalani (@thericebowlgirl) October 15, 2022
Everyone should be using https://t.co/8VPlUmp57e for debugging.
— chase adams (@curiouslychase) July 22, 2022
This is so rad.@jamdotdev