Flutter Bug Reporting & Crash Tracking SDK

Comprehensive Bug & Crash Diagnostics for Flutter Apps

Shakebug is a Flutter crash reporting SDK that catches native-level exceptions on Android and iOS as well as unhandled Dart errors and async exceptions in Zones, mapping every stack trace back to your actual Dart files. Crashes are grouped automatically by Crash AI, so a rename or a shifted line number between releases doesn't split one crash into several issues.

While Flutter makes cross-platform UI development fast, debugging platform-specific issues or asynchronous Dart exceptions can be frustrating. Shakebug is a visual SDK that bridges the gap between testers and developers, delivering deep logs and stack traces in 1-click.

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Add Shakebug to your Flutter app

Add the package from pub.dev

flutter pub add shakebug

Wrap your app with ShakebugSDK in main.dart

import 'package:shakebug/shakebug.dart';

ShakebugSDK(
  androidAppKey: 'your_android_appkey',
  iosAppKey: 'your_ios_appkey',
  child: MaterialApp(
    home: const HomeScreen(),
  ),
);

Shake-to-report is enabled by default — no extra setup once ShakebugSDK wraps your app.

Framework-Specific Diagnostics

Go beyond general crash reports. Get Dart exception mapping and HTTP interceptors out-of-the-box.

Dart Error Boundary Mappings

Dart-Level Exception Catching & Stack Traces

Shakebug wraps your application block to catch uncaught Dart errors, asynchronous exceptions in zones, and framework-level rendering issues, mapping stack traces back to your actual Dart files.

Visual Redaction

On-Screen Blur & Visual Annotation

Users and testers can highlight UI bugs with drawing arrows, pen markings, and sensitive visual detail blurring directly on the screenshot before submitting.

Visual annotations and blur tools in Flutter

User Navigation Timelines

Chronological Timelines & Session Journeys

Shakebug records navigation steps, screen transitions, gestures, and button inputs so developers can trace the exact user journey up to the crash event.

Flutter user journey timeline of screen transitions and taps leading up to a crash

Grouped automatically, not just captured

A caught Dart exception or native crash doesn't sit as a raw stack trace. Shakebug's Crash AI clusters duplicate crashes into a single issue with a first-seen date, affected devices, and OS versions, the same way it does for iOS, Android, React Native, and web. See how Crash AI grouping works →

Flutter crashes grouped into single issues by Shakebug Crash AI, with affected devices and OS versions

A grouped Flutter crash with its stack trace mapped back to the Dart source in Shakebug

What Our Customers Say About ShakeBug

I like how Shakebug seamlessly integrated into my app and I was able to quickly notate and submit bugs.

James C, Founder Tastemakers (USA)

Shakebug is one of the best tools for Quick, Easy & Better mobile application Testing. It helps us a lot to our team.

Rahul Dungarani, CEO JNext services pvt ltd

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Shakebug compatible with the latest Flutter releases?

Yes, we actively maintain the SDK package to support the latest Flutter releases, Dart versions, and platform-specific updates for both iOS and Android.

Can Shakebug capture user action breadcrumbs in Flutter?

Yes. Shakebug tracks chronological user navigation, screen views, and tap interactions leading up to any bug report or crash.

Does the SDK catch native crashes in Android and iOS?

Yes. Shakebug captures both native-level exceptions (NDK/JVM on Android, Swift/Obj-C on iOS) and unhandled asynchronous Dart exceptions in your application.

How are console and debug print logs handled?

Shakebug hooks into the Flutter Zone specification to capture stdout, stderr, and debugPrint outputs, presenting them in a clean chronological log timeline.

What does a Flutter crash reporting SDK need to catch that a generic crash tool misses?

In Flutter, a crash can be a native Android or iOS exception, or it can be an unhandled Dart error inside a Zone that never reaches native code. Shakebug catches both and maps the stack trace back to the actual Dart source, then groups duplicates with Crash AI.