Add your evidence
Upload up to five screenshots, paste or load a log file, and write a short note about what went wrong. Add the app name and browser if you know them.
Early access · bring your own Anthropic API key
Turn screenshots, logs and bug notes into evidence-linked reproduction steps and a Playwright test draft.
Amnezi is a small web app for QA engineers and developers. Drop in what you have, review what Claude drafts, and see which piece of evidence backs each step.
No account. No server-side storage. You use your own Anthropic API key, so API usage is billed to your Anthropic account.
How it works
Three steps from a messy report to a reviewable draft
Sensitive data is redacted in your browser
Before anything is sent, Amnezi masks emails, API keys, tokens, IP addresses and similar patterns in text, and shows you what it masked.
Claude drafts cited steps and a test
You get numbered reproduction steps, each pointing to the log lines or screenshot it relies on, plus open questions and a Playwright test draft to review.
Sample
What the output looks like
A made-up checkout bug, to show the shape of the result. Every step carries an evidence reference.
Sample output (illustrative, not a customer report)
Checkout freezes after clicking "Pay now" with a saved card
Reproduction steps
- 1.Add any item to the cart and open checkout.screenshot #1
- 2.Select the saved card and click "Pay now".screenshot #2
- 3.The button stays in its loading state and the page stops responding.screenshot #2
- 4.The console records an uncaught error while the order is submitted.log L42–L44
Open question
Does the freeze also happen with a newly entered card, or only with saved payment methods? The evidence does not say.
Playwright test draft (needs human review)
import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test';
test('checkout completes with a saved card', async ({ page }) => {
await page.goto('/cart');
await page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Checkout' }).click();
await page.getByLabel('Saved card').check();
await page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Pay now' }).click();
await expect(page.getByText('Order confirmed')).toBeVisible();
});Why Claude
Bug reports are mixed media, so the model has to read all of it
Screenshots, read directly
Claude reads error dialogs, UI state and layout from the images you upload, so a screenshot is evidence and not just an attachment.
Long log context
Real logs are long. Claude can take a large log (Amnezi accepts up to 200 KB of text) in one request and relate a line near the end to what the screenshot shows.
Structured output via tool use
Amnezi forces a tool call with a fixed schema, so the result is steps, evidence references, confidence and questions, not free-form prose.
A model can still cite something that is not there. Amnezi validates every evidence reference against the material you provided and drops any reference that points outside it (a log line that does not exist, a screenshot you did not upload).
Privacy
No backend, nothing stored
Your key stays in your browser
The Anthropic API key is used from the page. It is kept only in sessionStorage, and only if you tick "remember for this tab". Closing the tab clears it.
Direct to Anthropic
Requests go from your browser straight to the Anthropic API under your own account. Amnezi has no server that receives your screenshots, logs or notes.
Redaction before sending
Text is scanned in the browser first and common secrets are masked. This is pattern-based and best-effort, so review the preview. Screenshots are sent as you upload them; crop or blur anything sensitive first.
No accounts, no cookies, no analytics
There is nothing to sign up for. The site sets no cookies and runs no analytics. Read the full privacy notice.
Roadmap
What exists, and what is only a plan
Shipped in v0.1
- Web app
- In-browser redaction
- Evidence-linked reproduction steps
- Playwright test drafts
- Markdown export
Planned, not built
- Command-line tool
- GitHub and Jira issue export
- More test frameworks
Ideas, not committed
- Team workspace
- Hosted plan
Next and Later are plans and may change. The source is MIT-licensed on GitHub.
Company
Who is behind Amnezi
Amnezi is developed by Amnezi Teknoloji Limited Şirketi, a limited company registered in Türkiye and founded in January 2026.
Founder: Eren Çivril · GitHub profile
Contact: erencivril@amnezi.dev · GitHub
Building something with messy bug reports? Talk to us
We are looking for feedback from QA engineers and developers who deal with unclear bug reports. Please do not email sensitive logs or customer data.
erencivril@amnezi.dev