mostra: a BugHerd alternative where people just talk.
Both pin website feedback to the element it's about. BugHerd turns it into tasks on a board. With mostra, people talk while they use the site, and each point becomes a comment.
We make mostra, which competes with BugHerd. The facts about BugHerd come from BugHerd's public pages, checked on November 9, 2026, and each row links to them.
Pick mostra if
- The people you ask would rather talk than type, and move between pages while they do.
- Giving feedback should take a link and a name, with no email address.
- You want to check each fix on the next deploy. Comments keep the version they were made on, once your site reports one.
Side by side.
| What | mostra | BugHerd |
|---|---|---|
| Giving feedback | People open your invite link and start. No account, no extension. They're asked for a name, never an email address. | A share link, with no login. BugHerd asks once for a name and email. Without its script or plugin on the site, people install an extension. Sources 1 for Giving feedback 2 for Giving feedback |
| Talking | Press Talk and use the site, moving between pages. When you press Stop, an OpenAI model turns what you said into comments on what you pointed at or named. Tested in desktop Chrome and Firefox, not on phones. | Video feedback records your screen and voice for up to one minute, as often as you like. Each recording is saved on one task. It stops if you change page. Sources 1 for Talking 2 for Talking |
| What's captured | The words, the element with its state and styles, the page, window size, browser, and your site's version if it reports one. No screenshot, logs, session replay or video. | A screenshot, browser, operating system, screen resolution and URL with every comment. Video is optional. It can link FullStory and LogRocket session replays. Sources 1 for What's captured 2 for What's captured 3 for What's captured 4 for What's captured |
| Tracking the work | A list of comments with statuses. Each keeps the version it was made on, so a fix can be checked on the next deploy. No board, assignees or priorities. | A Kanban board, with one task per comment. Feedback from clients waits in a list for triage unless you switch that off. Sources 1 for Tracking the work 2 for Tracking the work |
| Coding agents | An MCP server for your own coding agent. It reads and replies to comments and marks them fixed or answered. A person marks them resolved. | An MCP server, in beta, on every plan. An agent can read tasks with their screenshot and element, create and update them, and comment. Sources 1 for Coding agents 2 for Coding agents 3 for Coding agents |
This is a selection of points we chose, not everything either tool does.
Talk while you look around.
With mostra, press Talk, use the site as usual and say what you think. Each point becomes its own comment, on what you pointed at or named.
“The logo feels small, I can’t find the pricing page, and this button looks disabled.”
How this was checked
BugHerd's public pages were read on November 9, 2026. No BugHerd account was opened and BugHerd wasn't tested, so each row says what those pages said that day. Products change, so check BugHerd's site before you decide.
If something here is wrong or out of date, write to [email protected] and it will be corrected within 7 days.
mostra today
A beta, with no service level agreement, SSO or SOC 2. The script on your site is open source, under the MIT license. The free plan has one project, one builder and 15 talking minutes a month, of which one invited person can use 7.
Plans and prices are on the home page, not here.
Names
BugHerd is a trademark of its owner. mostra is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, BugHerd. How to reach mostra is in the Terms.