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Bugfender
Bugfender provides a cloud-based remote logging, error monitoring, and crash reporting tool for mobile and frontend developers.
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Bugfender at a glance
Bugfender is a software development tools company headquartered in Spain. Xcout tracks 3 named people at Bugfender, including Aleix Ventayol (Co-founder).
Bugfender leadership
- Aleix VentayolCo-founder
- Jordi GimenezCo-founder
- Stefan KlumppCo-founder
Bugfender competitors
A few of Bugfender's closest competitors — see the full list of competitors and alternatives →
BugSnag provides application error monitoring, performance monitoring, and distributed tracing tools for development teams.
Airbrake provides error monitoring, performance monitoring, and deployment tracking tools for software developers and applications.
BugSplat provides crash reporting, error monitoring, and application monitoring tools for software and game development teams.
Shake provides a bug and crash reporting platform for mobile apps and websites, designed for developers, product managers, testers, and QA engineers. Its software automatically attaches diagnostic data like device information, logs, and reproduction steps to user tickets to streamline issue tracking and resolution.
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