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Bug reporting for Tizen.

AI-ready bug reports from your Samsung Tizen TV apps.

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TraceItX captures the focused element, the DOM tree, a screenshot, console and network state on Samsung Tizen — signed and forwarded to your tools or our dashboard, ready for your AI to act on.

Bug reporting for Samsung Tizen TV apps

Samsung’s Tizen powers one of the largest smart-TV install bases in the world, and its apps are web-based — which is great for shipping and hard for debugging in the living room. TraceItX adds an in-app reporter to your Tizen TV app so a tester can capture a full report with the remote, not a phone camera.

How capture works on Tizen

Tizen TV apps are web apps, so the React SDK powers React-based ones — and replaces the old TV capture routine of filming the screen with a 3rd-party device. When the reporter opens, the SDK serialises the DOM tree, renders a screenshot of the current screen, and collects recent console logs and network requests. It’s navigable by D-pad, masks sensitive content, and sends one signed envelope to your tools or the dashboard.

Built for AI triage

Every Tizen report is the same structured envelope as your other platforms — DOM tree, focused element, screenshot, console, network — so an AI agent or developer can act on the bug immediately.

What every Tizen report captures

  • The focused element + the DOM tree at the moment of the report.
  • A screenshot of the TV screen with the reporter's annotation.
  • Console logs and network requests from the seconds before the report.
  • App, SDK, OS and device metadata — signed.

Install

npm install @traceitx/react

Questions

How does TraceItX run on Samsung Tizen?

Tizen TV apps are web-based, so a React Tizen app uses the React SDK. The report is the same signed envelope. There is no framework-agnostic build yet, so a non-React Tizen app is not supported today.

What does an AI get from a Tizen report?

A structured, typed envelope — DOM tree, focused element, screenshot, console and network — so an agent acts on the bug instead of asking what it is.