Tentomushi
Tentomushi vs Bird Eats Bug
Bird Eats Bug captures a screen recording with console logs, network requests, and user events auto-attached, and can now generate an AI summary of what happened. Tentomushi records the screen and writes a full structured report too, plus lets your clients report issues without an account.
The short version
Bird Eats Bug is a strong choice if you want a fast recording tool with rich technical context — console, network, and user events — plus a quick AI summary of what happened, and you're comfortable contacting sales to find out what a paid plan costs. Tentomushi's advantage is a complete, install-free reporting flow: the recording becomes a full structured report automatically, not just a summary, and the same AI Report Link lets clients report with no account and nothing to install — recording their screen or uploading a screenshot/video on desktop, or uploading a screenshot/video on mobile web, where there's no live recording. Pricing is published up front too, so there's no sales call needed to find out what it costs.
Feature by feature
| Feature | Tentomushi | Bird Eats Bug |
|---|---|---|
| Screen recording capture | Yes (tab, desktop app, or full screen) | Yes |
| Console context capture alongside video | Only if the console panel is already open when recording | Yes — console, network & user events, auto-captured |
| AI writes a structured, routable report (title, description, repro steps) | Yes | Partial — AI summary describes what happened, not a structured report |
| No-login client/end-user reporting link | Yes (AI Report Link) | No known equivalent |
| Full-screen capture outside the browser | Yes | No known equivalent |
| Mobile web: upload a photo/video for AI to analyze | Yes | No known equivalent |
| Automatic report translation | Yes | No known translation feature |
| Free tier | 30-day partial refund guarantee — you only pay for the reports and AI usage you actually consume | Yes — meaningful free functionality |
| Published paid-tier pricing | Yes — full EUR pricing table | No — contact sales for paid tiers |
Where Tentomushi goes further
Pricing you can see before you talk to sales
Bird Eats Bug's paid tiers are contact-sales gated — there's no published price for anything beyond the free tier. Tentomushi publishes exact EUR pricing for every plan: €9/month for a solo developer, €49/month for a team of up to 6 — see the full breakdown on pricing.
Your clients can report bugs too, not just your team
Bird Eats Bug doesn't appear to offer a no-login capture flow for people outside your team. Tentomushi's AI Report Link embeds in your product and redirects a user straight to Tentomushi when they hit a problem — email only, no account, capturing on desktop by recording their screen or uploading a screenshot/video, or on mobile web by uploading a screenshot/video since there's no live recording there.
Distributed teams don't lose detail to language
We didn't find a translation feature in Bird Eats Bug. If your reporters and your dev team don't share a first language, Tentomushi's AI can translate the generated report automatically — see our guide on managing bug reports across time zones and languages.
Both tools now analyze the recording with AI — the output is different
Bird Eats Bug recently added AI-powered summaries that describe what happened in a recording, which is a genuinely useful step up from a raw video. Tentomushi's AI Analysis & Translation goes further: it produces a full structured report — title, description, and reproduction steps — and routes it directly into Jira, ClickUp, Linear, or Monday.com, rather than leaving you with a summary to act on manually.
Pricing side by side
Bird Eats Bug: free tier with meaningful functionality; paid-tier pricing isn't published — you need to contact sales to get a number.
Tentomushi: Blue at €9/month for a solo developer (up to 100 reports, 15 AI analyses, 15 AI translations), Green at €29/month, Blue Team at €49/month for up to 6 users, Green Team at €149/month for up to 20 users, and Pink Team at custom pricing for larger needs — flat per-plan pricing, not per-seat. All non-Pink plans include a 30-day partial refund guarantee — you only pay for the reports and AI usage you actually consume.
Bird Eats Bug's pricing and feature set were accurate as of this page's last update — always confirm current details on birdeatsbug.com before deciding.
Frequently asked questions
Is Tentomushi a Bird Eats Bug alternative?
Yes. Both let you record a bug with technical context attached, and both now offer some AI analysis of the recording. Tentomushi goes further by turning the recording into a full structured report — title, description, and repro steps — and can translate that report automatically for teams that don't share a language.
Does Bird Eats Bug have AI-generated bug reports?
Bird Eats Bug recently added AI-powered summaries that describe what happened in a recording, but that's a summary, not a structured, routable report. Tentomushi's AI writes the full report — title, description, and reproduction steps — directly from the recording. (Automatic severity tagging is on the roadmap, not yet shipped.)
How does Tentomushi's pricing compare to Bird Eats Bug?
Bird Eats Bug has a free tier, but paid-tier pricing isn't published — you need to contact sales for a quote. Tentomushi publishes its full pricing: Blue is €9 per month for a solo developer, and Blue Team is €49 per month for up to 6 users, with no need to talk to sales to find out the cost.
Can clients use Tentomushi without a Bird Eats Bug-style account?
Yes, via Tentomushi's AI Report Link — embedded in your product, it redirects a user to Tentomushi where they identify with just an email, capture the issue on desktop (record their screen or upload a screenshot/video) or on mobile web (upload a screenshot or video, since there's no live recording there) with no sign-in and no Tentomushi account, then review and submit the AI-written report before returning to your app. We didn't find an equivalent no-login client-facing capture flow in Bird Eats Bug, on desktop or mobile.
Information about competitor tools on this page is compiled from publicly available sources — their websites, documentation, and pricing pages — as of this page's last update. These tools evolve continuously, so some details may have changed since; always confirm current features and pricing directly with the vendor before deciding.
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