Berry is a browser extension for creating replayable bug reports. It does not require an account and does not upload a recording until the user chooses to create a share link.

While active, Berry may record DOM content and changes; page title, URL, viewport and browser information; clicks, key presses, scroll positions and ordinary form values; console output; network URLs, methods, timing, status, headers, request bodies and text or JSON response bodies; and optional screen video when explicitly started and approved by the browser.

Password fields and credential-like values such as authorization headers, cookies, API keys, session identifiers and tokens are redacted. Binary response bodies are omitted and text bodies are size-limited. Ordinary page text, form values and response bodies may still contain personal or confidential information.

Nothing is uploaded until the user creates a report or saves the previous 30 seconds. Uploaded captures are stored privately in Vercel Blob, with short-lived metadata in Upstash Redis. Anyone with the high-entropy share URL can view a capture. Access metadata expires after seven days by default.

Berry uses recorded data only to create, store and display the bug report requested by the user. It does not sell recorded data or use it for advertising. The full policy is available at https://berry.decodifi.dev/privacy. Privacy and support enquiries: dev@decodifi.uk.