Bugwalk
Follow the click to the line that broke.
Bugwalk is an AI debug engineer. When a customer says something broke, it follows their visit to the exact line of code that was live, and opens the fix as a pull request for you to review.
Follow the click. One orange thread leaves the Pay button the moment checkout fails and never cuts away: it lights each row of the visit timeline, plugs into the line that failed, and that line flips into the fix.
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Every debugging tool promises to find bugs faster. Bugwalk's real difference is the chain: from a customer's name to the request, the error, the version that was live and the pull request. The film had to show that chain unbroken in about 20 seconds.
Small product teams who get "it broke" messages from customers and lose an afternoon tracing each one.
Scene by scene.
▶ 0:00Checkout brokeOn a demo shop's checkout, a coupon is typed, Pay is clicked and an error appears. An orange thread leaves the button.
▶ 0:02The visitThe camera follows the thread down into the customer's visit timeline, lighting each row until the red TypeError.
▶ 0:05The lineThe thread runs into the code window and plugs into total.ts line 84, marked "fails here".
▶ 0:07The fixOn the drop, line 84 becomes a diff and the pull request opens with its title, why and where.
▶ 0:10You decideYou decide when it merges: the camera pushes into Merge, one click, merged.
▶ 0:13Same bugThe site's own comparison: 2 h 6 min by hand, then 11 min with Bugwalk.
▶ 0:18Know why it brokeThe logo, the trial button and bugwalk.app.
How it was made.
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The visit timeline, code window, diff and pull request panel are rebuilt from bugwalk.app's own product UI, so developers see the real flow.
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The thread is drawn frame by frame as it travels, so the whole hunt reads as one shot without a single cut.
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Bugwalk's palette from the site's CSS: paper #FBFAF7, ink #181612 and the orange #A54C00, in DM Sans.
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A chill 90 BPM track ("Helios Tilt" by CM ONNI, CC BY) that builds through the hunt and lands its groove on the fix. 16:9, no voiceover.
The client was stunned by the result, and more so that it was made entirely by AI.