About a month ago, I caught myself doing something dumb for the fifth time in a row.
Something broke in a project I was building with Claude Code. I typed "it's not working" into the chat. It guessed. Wrong fix. It asked me what the network tab showed. I knew exactly what it showed, I'm a full-stack dev, but by the time I'd opened DevTools, found the failed request, copied the relevant bit, and pasted it back in, I'd spent more time being my AI's research assistant than actually building anything. Five prompts later, still broken, credits gone.
Then I watched a friend hit the same wall, except he couldn't do that part at all. He builds fast with AI tools but doesn't read a stack trace day to day. When his app broke, he had nothing to hand the AI. He just kept prompting and hoped it guessed right.
Two different people, same root problem. The AI needed information somebody had to go dig up by hand, whether that person could technically do it or not.
So, I built Repliqa.
What it actually does
It's a Chrome extension. You hit record, reproduce the bug, click "mark bug." It grabs the screenshot, the console errors, the network requests, and your exact steps, then formats all of it into a report. Copy it, paste it into Cursor or Claude Code, done. Same information you used to dig up manually, just without the manual part.
The part I spent the most time on
Keeping it entirely on the machine. No backend, no account, nothing leaves your device until you copy or export it yourself. This cost me more build time than piping everything through a server would have. But a tool that captures console output and network requests asking you to trust a third-party server with that felt wrong for what this is. Sensitive fields and headers get redacted before anything's included in the report either way.
Why free, why now?
I'm not trying to build a business off this one thing. I like solving problems that are annoying enough that I can't stop poking at them until they're gone, that's most of what pulls me into a project in the first place. Repliqa is one of those. I'm building it because I want to get better at shipping things people actually use, not because I've mapped out a pricing page. Free felt like the right call while I'm still figuring out if this is even useful to anyone beyond me and one friend.
What happened after I shipped it?
I posted it once on LinkedIn. No ad spend, no existing audience for this specific thing. It got about 300 impressions and 10 likes, not huge, but it turned into real installs. Two weeks in, I'm at roughly 30 installs, small, but every one of them is a real person who decided this was worth trying.
What I'd like from you
If you build with Cursor, Claude Code, Bolt, Replit, or Lovable, and any of this sounds familiar, please try it and tell me what's wrong with it. Not what's fine, but what's actually missing.
Try it: https://repliqa.site (It's free!)
