Instabug is a tool used by mobile app developers to help them track bugs and crashes, collect user feedback, and monitor the app's performance to ensure a smooth experience.

If you're using an app that has Instabug integrated, you can use the Instabug menu to report problems when something isn't working, ask questions, suggest improvements, or communicate directly with the developers through the SDK.

When you send an issue report with Instabug, it automatically includes lots of technical information, making it easier for the app's developers to identify and fix problems. This means that app creators often choose Instabug to help them deliver high-quality experiences.

Instabug isn't an app or program you install on your phone directly; it is a software development kit (SDK) used in some apps. If you've seen the Instabug menu pop up while using an app, it's because its developers have chosen to use Instabug to help them collect reports.

There are a few different ways you can summon Instabug, depending on which method the app's developers have chosen. You might see Instabug by shaking your phone, swiping the screen in a particular direction, or finding it in the app's menu.

You shouldn't see the Instabug menu unless you perform the gesture chosen by the app's developers to call Instabug. If Instabug is interrupting your experience or isn't working as expected, the best thing to do is get in touch with the app's developers and let them know.

If you're a developer using Instabug and would like to talk with Instabug support, you can start a chat with our Technical Support team by hitting the Intercom chat bubble on the lower right-hand side of your dashboard, and we'll be happy to assist you.