Bug reporting built for
the age of AI agents.
Jam and clip.qa both turn a recording into a report an agent can read. They differ in what happens next. clip.qa records Android (beta, request access), lets your agent log each fix attempt with its commit or PR, and can diff reports.
No SDK in the app you test. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, or any agent that connects over MCP or runs a CLI. Request beta access.
The core difference
Jam is the browser default.
clip.qa is for the Android or iPhone bug that ends in your agent's fix attempt.
Deep on the web, with a large MCP
Jam records the browser, the Mac and iPhone or iPad. Its iOS app records any app with no SDK. Jam writes an AI title, summary and repro steps. No Android app is documented.
- Console logs, network requests and user events
- A 35-tool MCP on every plan, including Free
- Jira, Linear, Slack, GitHub, Notion and more today
- Chrome extension, Mac app and iOS app; 300,000+ users
Android and iPhone, with fix-attempt history
clip.qa records mobile bugs with native screen recording and web bugs with its Chrome extension. The AI drafts a report with title, severity, kind, suspected root cause, steps, and expected vs actual when it is a bug. Record, review the AI draft, then send it to your agent.
- Records Android as well as iOS (beta, request access)
- Chrome extension for web bugs (beta, request access)
- Agents log fix attempts (pending, succeeded, failed) with commit or PR, and diff reports
- LLM-ready export: copy as Markdown, Cursor Fix or Claude Code Prime
Feature comparison
clip.qa vs. Jam.dev — full breakdown
Competitor details checked 2026-11-03. Where Jam documents nothing, the cell says so.
| Feature |
clip.qa
| Jam.dev | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platforms recorded | iOS, Android and Chrome extension (beta, request access) | Chrome extension, Mac app and iOS app | Jam records the browser, the Mac and iPhone or iPad (Jam Screen Recorder on the App Store). clip.qa records mobile and Chrome, all in beta. |
| Android app | Yes (beta, request access) | None documented | clip.qa records Android with native screen recording and no SDK. Jam documents no Android app. |
| SDK needed in the app you test | No | No for iOS recording | Both record without an SDK. Jam's iOS logs need its iOS logging setup. |
| AI report fields | Title, severity, kind, suspected root cause, steps, expected vs actual when it is a bug | AI title, summary and repro steps | Both write an AI draft. Allowances depend on the plan. Review the draft before you act on it. |
| MCP server tools | 15 | 35, read and write, on every plan | Jam has the larger MCP, including on Free. Jam's MCP cannot create a recording; its CLI does (jam record). |
| Fix-attempt history (pending, succeeded, failed) with commit or PR, and report diff | Yes | Not in its MCP tools | Jam's MCP can mark one Jam as related to another and attach a URL such as a pull request. clip.qa also records each attempt's outcome and diffs reports. |
| Copy-prompt export (Cursor Fix, Claude Code Prime, Markdown) | Yes | Not documented | Jam lists ChatGPT and Claude integrations; its docs show no copy-as-prompt. |
| Console and network capture | Network in the Chrome extension only; none on mobile | Console logs, network requests and user events | Jam is stronger on web debugging depth. |
| Native Jira, Linear, Slack and GitHub Issues | Coming soon | Yes, plus Notion, Azure DevOps, Asana, ClickUp and GitLab | Until clip.qa's integrations ship: share by link, or copy as Markdown, Cursor Fix or Claude Code Prime. |
| Team workspaces | Workspaces, shared links, free viewer seats | More mature workspaces, folders and comments | Jam is ahead here. |
| Free plan | 30 bug reports, 30 AI-assisted reports a month | 30 Jams, 30 AI summaries a month | The free plans are equal on these limits. MCP is included on both free plans. |
| Team price, per creator, billed yearly | $129 a year ($10.75 a month) | $168 a year ($14 a month) | Same billing basis, annual figure on both sides. Jam Team adds 200 AI summaries and 15-minute recordings. |
Which tool is right for you?
- You debug web apps in the browser and need console, network and user-event depth.
- You need native Jira, Linear, Slack or GitHub integrations today.
- Your team already works in Jam's workspaces and folders.
- You want the larger MCP: 35 tools, on every plan.
- You want a tool with 300,000+ users and a Mac app.
- You build for Android, or you want your agent to log fix attempts.
- You need to record a bug in an iPhone or Android build without adding an SDK to it.
- You use Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot or any MCP agent and want the report in a form it can read.
- You are a solo developer or a small team shipping AI-built mobile apps.
Where clip.qa goes further
Android, with no SDK in the app
Jam has no Android app documented. clip.qa records Android screens with native screen recording: no SDK, no ADB, no code changes to the app you test (beta, request access).
Fix attempts with an outcome
clip.qa's MCP also records each fix attempt (pending, succeeded, failed) with its commit or PR, and can diff reports. Jam's MCP can mark one Jam as related to another and attach a URL such as a pull request. clip.qa's MCP has 15 tools; Jam's has 35. The difference is what they track, not how many there are.
Reports an agent can read
Built for agents: personal data is scrubbed from MCP output, and page text from the recording is fenced in untrusted-content tags so an agent treats it as data. Export as Markdown, Cursor Fix or Claude Code Prime.
Priced for small teams
Team is $129 a year ($10.75 a month) per creator seat, with free viewer seats. Jam Team is $168 a year. Both free plans give 30 reports and 30 AI summaries a month, with MCP included.
The verdict
Jam is excellent at capturing web bugs. It is the more mature choice for web debugging depth, integrations, team workspaces and MCP size. clip.qa adds Android and fix-attempt tracking for solo developers and small teams shipping AI-built mobile apps. If your bugs happen in a browser, stay with Jam. If they happen on a phone and end in an agent's fix, use clip.qa.
Sources: Jam pricing, Jam MCP docs (35 tools), Jam MCP overview, Jam for iOS docs, Record a Jam on iOS, Jam integrations.
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