This website provides information about an episode of the "Building Stacklist" podcast, "The Jam Team! - Building Communities with Storytelling and Innovation." The episode features a discussion between Kyle Hudson, Ivanha, and Ian about their personal experiences, their companies, Jam and Stacklist, and remote work. The discussion covers marketing strategies, community building, storytelling, company culture, and technology's role in productivity. The episode is from season 2, episode 3, and was published on January 17, 2025. 


Apple Podcasts | The Jam Team! - Building Communities - Building Stacklist

YouTube | The Jam Team! - Building Communities with Storytelling and Innovation

This website, Canvas Business Model, provides information about the software company Jam and its 1-click bug reporting platform, jam.dev. It explains the platform's features, revenue generation models, partnerships, and user feedback process.  It also discusses the company's future growth prospects.  The website is intended to be informative and educational, but it also promotes the use of Jam's platform and the company's Business Model Canvas template. 


How Does Jam Work? 

Jam is a browser extension that allows users to quickly and easily report bugs. Jam takes screenshots, records videos, and captures instant replays, including technical diagnostic information like network requests, console logs, and device information. Users can then share these recordings with their team via a link or integrate Jam with their issue-tracking tools. 


Welcome to Jam | Jam Documentation

This website provides documentation for Jam, a tool that allows users to take screenshots and annotate them. Jam automatically captures technical diagnostics like console logs, network requests, device information, and viewport size, which can be helpful for debugging and troubleshooting issues. Users can take full-screen screenshots or crop specific areas, and they have the option to include annotations. 


Screenshot 

This website is about the video screen recording feature offered by Jam, a tool designed to help product, engineering, support, and QA teams capture and report bugs. Jam's screen recorder automatically captures technical details like console logs, network requests, device information, and viewport size, making it easier for engineers to understand and fix bugs. It also allows users to record voiceovers for added context and supports recording individual tabs, entire windows, and the full desktop. The website highlights the benefits of Jam's screen recording feature, especially in capturing bugs that involve multiple tabs or windows.  It also explains how to enable microphone recording and offers support for incognito tabs. 


Video Screen Recording

Ultimate Notion Plugin for Bug Capture

This website promotes "Jam for Customer Support", a tool that helps resolve customer issues faster. The website emphasizes features like:

* **Easy screen recording requests:** Capture customer screens with one click.
* **Faster response times:** Reduce back-and-forth communication.
* **Comprehensive debugging:**  Access device, browser, console, network, and backend logs, plus a repro steps section.
* **AI-powered debugging:**  Includes an AI debugger.
* **Integration with popular tools:** Connects with issue trackers like Intercom, Zendesk, HubSpot, and ServiceNow.
* **Strong security:**  Offers single sign-on, SOC 2 Type II Compliance, and custom data retention policies.

The website also includes links to learn more about the product (pricing, blog, features), the company (about, careers), and support resources (help, download extension). 


Jam for Customer Support

Hear How Jam Helps Team Faster

This website is about Jam, a tool that helps developers capture and fix bugs faster. It features a blog with articles about new product updates and how Jam can help companies save time and money. 


6 New Features for Faster Bug Repros

This is an episode page for the "Building Jam" podcast, hosted on Apple Podcasts. The episode features a conversation with Pauline Narvas, a Staff Community Manager at Vercel, about building a community for developers.  The discussion covers topics like building a global community, choosing a community platform (Vercel uses Discourse), online office hours, and measuring community success. It also includes tips on driving a healthy community through content and resources. Listeners can find Vercel's community at vercel.community. 
