Know the moment a journey breaks, not when a customer tells you.

BugRadar runs your checkout, cart, coupon and login flows continuously in production, confirms real failures before flagging them, and alerts your team with evidence attached.

Environment
Production
Journeys live
7
Homepage
Cart
Checkout — lost signal
Login
Checkout lost signal, 41s agoEscalating to on-call

Most teams find out from a customer.

Traditional QA tests before a release. Nothing keeps testing after it ships — until something breaks quietly in production and a customer notices first.

A familiar Tuesday, before BugRadar
9:14 AM
A backend price update quietly breaks a coupon code.
11:40 AM
The first customer mentions it in a support DM.
2:00 PM
Support finally loops engineering in to look at it.

How BugRadar runs

The same four stages, on every journey we monitor, for as long as we work with you.

Connect

We get access to your site, app or API environments — nothing more than we need.

Automate

Your critical journeys are mapped and scripted end to end, business rules included.

Monitor

Every journey runs on a schedule, across real browsers and devices, continuously.

Alert

A confirmed failure pages your team with the evidence, not just a status change.

See a failure caught in real time

The same confirm-then-alert logic that runs on every journey we monitor.

One failed run isn't an incident. Two in a row is.

A single miss could be a flaky network or a slow third party. BugRadar retries before it says anything. Only a confirmed second failure becomes an incident — with everything your team needs to fix it already attached.

See a sample report
JourneyCheckout
StepApply coupon
Expected₹899
Actual₹999
Confirmation2 of 2 runs failed
StatusIncident raised
AlertSent to on-call

See what else BugRadar covers.

Six service modules, each with its own scope — this is a starting three.

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