React Native bug reporting SDK
React Native bug reports with screenshots, routes, and device context
ReviseFlow lets mobile testers capture the exact app screen, draw on it, and send the route, OS, device, and viewport context developers need before the bug disappears.
Built for React Native teams, Expo apps, QA testers, and mobile product teams.
Workflow
What changes when the report starts with visual context
These pages are written for the actual ReviseFlow workflow: capture the issue where it happens, keep context attached, and move only developer-ready work forward.
Wrap the app
Install the SDK and wrap the React Native root so every report is tied to the same project token as the web dashboard.
Open the reporter
Use a custom button, QA-only trigger, or shake-to-report gesture to capture the current screen when the bug is visible.
Annotate the screen
The tester marks the broken state directly on the screenshot and adds the short note they would have sent in chat.
Send mobile context
ReviseFlow attaches device, OS, route, and screen metadata so the mobile issue reaches engineering, Jira, ClickUp, or AI Autofix with context.
Common failures
The feedback gaps this page is built around
Mobile bug tickets say 'this screen is broken' without showing the screen.
Device model, OS version, screen size, and route context get omitted.
Web feedback and mobile feedback land in separate tools.
A developer cannot reproduce a bug after the tester leaves the app state.
Proof
Why this is not just another feedback form
Built for React Native and Expo teams instead of desktop-only website review.
Uses the same ReviseFlow feedback board as web widget reports.
Keeps mobile reproduction data close to the screenshot.
Targets the mobile app feedback gap that website-only annotation tools do not cover.
Before / after
The practical difference in the delivery workflow
Before
A QA note says the profile screen looks wrong on Android.
After
A ReviseFlow report shows the exact screen, marked area, Android version, viewport, and route name.
Before
Mobile bug reports live in screenshots, chat, and tracker comments.
After
All feedback lands in a single board with structured metadata.
Before
The team guesses whether a bug is device-specific.
After
Device and OS details are captured at submit time.
Transcript
Demo transcript
The transcript is visible on the page and reused in the VideoObject schema for search and accessibility.
- 1The recording opens the live React Native bug reporting SDK page.
- 2The ReviseFlow widget is opened from the page.
- 3The Read SDK docs CTA is marked with a visual annotation.
- 4A feedback note is submitted successfully about device, OS, screen, and route context.
FAQ
Questions teams ask before using this workflow
Does ReviseFlow work with Expo?
Yes. The React Native SDK is designed for React Native and Expo workflows, with manual and QA-friendly triggers.
Can mobile feedback live next to web feedback?
Yes. React Native feedback and website widget feedback can land in the same ReviseFlow workspace and project workflow.
What context does the SDK capture?
The report can include the annotated screenshot, screen name, device metadata, OS details, and route-level context.
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