Tentomushi
Tentomushi vs BugHerd
BugHerd lets clients click directly on a live website to pin feedback — no login required. Tentomushi records the full sequence of what happened, has AI write the report, and works for any app, not just a website you control.
The short version
BugHerd is a strong choice if your feedback needs to live on a live website you control, and you want clients to point, click, and comment with automatic browser/OS/console context and real AI-assisted tagging and titling. Tentomushi's advantage is a complete, install-free recording flow that works on any app, not just a website with a widget installed: it captures the full recorded sequence of what someone did, not a single click, and has AI turn that into a structured report automatically. The same AI Report Link lets reporters outside your team join in with no widget and no account — recording their screen or uploading a screenshot/video on desktop, or uploading a screenshot/video on mobile web, where there's no live recording — plus automatic translation for teams that don't share a language.
Feature by feature
| Feature | Tentomushi | BugHerd |
|---|---|---|
| Feedback capture method | Recorded sequence (video) of what happened | Point-and-click annotation on a live page |
| Console context capture | Only if the console panel is already open when recording | Yes — auto-captured on each pin |
| Works beyond a website you control | Yes — any app or workflow | No — requires the BugHerd widget installed on your site |
| AI-assisted report writing | Yes — full structured report (title, description, repro steps) | Assists only — auto-title, auto-tag, defect detection |
| No-login client/end-user reporting | Yes (AI Report Link) | Yes — clients pin feedback without an account |
| Works outside websites you control | Yes — any app or workflow | No — widget must be installed on the page |
| Mobile web: upload a photo/video for AI to analyze | Yes | No known equivalent |
| Automatic report translation | Yes | No |
| Direct push to Jira, ClickUp, Monday.com | Yes | Yes (also Asana, Trello, Slack, Teams, GitHub) |
| Entry pricing | €9/mo flat (Blue) | $50/mo for 5 members (Standard), 7-day free trial |
Where Tentomushi goes further
A recorded sequence, not a single click
BugHerd captures one point-in-time click with a screenshot and a comment. Tentomushi records the actual sequence of steps a user took — what matters for bugs that only show up after several actions, like a broken multi-step form or a workflow that fails on step four. See AI Analysis & Translation.
Works on any app, not just a website you control
BugHerd's widget has to be installed on the page being tested, so it only works on websites you own and have set up. Tentomushi's AI Report Link redirects a user to Tentomushi from any app — email only, no widget to install — capturing on desktop by recording their screen or uploading a screenshot/video, or on mobile web by uploading a screenshot/video that AI analyzes directly, since there's no live recording there. Useful for agencies and teams whose clients report issues in tools the agency doesn't control.
Reports that don't get lost in translation
BugHerd has no built-in translation feature. 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.
A lower entry point for solo devs and small teams
BugHerd's cheapest plan is $50/month and includes 5 members — solid value if you need that many seats, but a high floor if you're solo or a two-person team. Tentomushi's Blue plan starts at €9/month for a single developer — see the full breakdown on pricing.
Pricing side by side
BugHerd: Standard at $50/month (5 members), Studio at $80/month (10 members), Premium at $150/month (25 members) — yearly billing gives 2 months free. Every plan includes a 7-day free trial, no credit card required.
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 — flat per-plan pricing, not per-seat. All non-custom plans include a 30-day partial refund guarantee — you only pay for the reports and AI usage you actually consume.
BugHerd's pricing was current as of this page's last update — always confirm current pricing on bugherd.com before deciding.
Frequently asked questions
Is Tentomushi a BugHerd alternative?
Yes, though the mechanism is different. BugHerd is a point-and-click visual annotation tool for live websites you control — clients pin feedback directly on a page. Tentomushi records the full sequence of what a user did and has AI write a structured report from it, and it works for any app, not just a website with a widget installed.
Does BugHerd have AI features?
Yes. BugHerd includes MCP support, auto-title generation, auto-tagging, and defect detection. That's real AI assistance layered on top of manual click-to-pin feedback, but it's not the same as Tentomushi's AI writing a full structured report — title, description, and reproduction steps — from a recorded sequence of actions. (Automatic severity tagging is on the roadmap, not yet shipped.)
How does Tentomushi's pricing compare to BugHerd?
BugHerd's Standard plan is $50 per month and includes 5 members. Tentomushi's Blue plan is €9 per month total for a solo developer, and Blue Team is €49 per month for up to 6 users — a lower entry point if you're solo or a small team, though BugHerd's per-plan pricing does include more seats at that price point.
Can BugHerd capture a sequence of steps like a recording?
No. BugHerd captures a single point-in-time click with a comment, plus browser, OS, screen size, and console errors — it doesn't record a sequence of actions. Tentomushi records the screen (tab, app, or full screen) so the full sequence leading up to a bug is captured, which matters for issues that only appear after multiple steps.
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.
See what a recorded bug report looks like
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