"We replaced three tools with Yaplet and our response time dropped from 4 hours to 2 minutes. The AI gets it right almost every single time."
Maya K.
Head of Support, SaaS company
BugHerd pioneered point-and-click bug reporting for agencies. Yaplet keeps the same point-and-shoot feedback, adds a session replay so you can rewind the bug, and ships it as part of your support stack — not a separate $50/mo seat.
Side by side
BugHerd is the agency-favourite for client feedback on staging sites. Here's where Yaplet's bundle wins for product teams.
Prices and features compared on 2026-05-20. Verify BugHerd pricing at bugherd.com/pricing.
Stop guessing what the user did
BugHerd captures a screenshot and the URL. Yaplet captures the screenshot, the URL, the console errors, the network requests AND the last 30 seconds of session replay — so you can watch the bug happen instead of guessing.

Bug reports talk to support
BugHerd lives in its own dashboard. Yaplet's bug reporting is part of the same inbox as live chat — so the customer who reported the cart bug can be replied to, and the bug shows up next to their conversation history.

Free forever. Install one snippet, get bug reports with full session replay across all your projects.
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Yes. Yaplet's bug reporter works on any site you install the widget on, including staging and password-protected previews. Clients click a button, point at the issue, and the report (screenshot + console + replay) lands in your inbox.
Yes. The widget runs client-side, so private windows and auth-walled pages work fine. Session replay still captures what's visible to the user.
Yaplet pushes bug reports into JIRA, Linear, GitHub Issues, ClickUp, Trello and Asana. If you have a specific custom workflow today, drop us a chat and we'll confirm fit.
BugHerd's pin-on-screen client-feedback UX is the industry default for design agencies. If client review on visual mockups is your main use case (not in-product bugs), BugHerd may still feel more native.
Same principle. Standalone bug tools have richer agency-feedback UX; Yaplet wins on price, replay quality, and the fact that the customer who reported the bug is one click away.
Yes. Replays mask form inputs by default, redact sensitive fields you mark (e.g. credit card, password), and are stored EU-side. You can disable replay per project if your DPIA requires it.
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