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StareGlare vs Shake

Last updated 1 October 2026

Shake is a mobile bug-reporting SDK built around shake-to-report with rich device data; StareGlare covers Mac apps and the web with a lower price, but has no iOS or Android SDK.

StareGlare vs Shake at a glance

FeatureStareGlareShake
Price to start Partly:On request: email hello@stareglare.com. Unlimited apps on every plan. Partly:Free plan, then Starter $160/month (unlimited reports, 1 app), Premium $200 to $250/month (5 apps), Organization $420 to $520/month.
Free plan No:No free plan. Yes:Free: 20 bug reports a month, 1 app, 3 seats.
macOS app support Yes:Native macOS Swift package: logs, diagnostics and a window snapshot. The reporter can opt out. No:SDKs for iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter and web; no macOS.
Web widget Yes:Web widget with console errors, page URL and browser. A hosted report page per app needs no SDK. Yes:Web SDK is offered.
Reply to reporters by email Yes:Reply by email; replies thread back into the report. Not checked:Not checked — see their site.
Reporter tracking page Yes:Private tracking page for reporters, no account needed. Not checked:Not checked — see their site.
AI / Claude fixing Yes:MCP server lets Claude Code read reports, fix the code and reply to the reporter. Not checked:Not checked — see their site.
Crash reporting Partly:Errors and crashes can be captured automatically if you turn that on (web widget, macOS package, Godot addon or the API), grouped and counted per version; no symbolication, source maps or crash analytics. When someone reports after a crash, the macOS package attaches the crash log (not in sandboxed apps) and the Godot addon the previous session's log. Yes:Crash reports are included.
Session replay No:Not offered. Not checked:Not checked — see their site.
Integrations Partly:On the Studio plan: Discord, Slack and signed webhooks, plus one-click GitHub and Linear issues. The Indie plan has "Copy as Markdown". Not checked:Not checked — see their site.

Pricing and features as published by Shake on 1 October 2026 (source). "Not checked" means we didn't verify it; the feature may exist. StareGlare details are from stareglare.com. Prices are in US dollars unless marked and may have changed since.

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When should you choose StareGlare?

  • You ship Mac apps or games and want a native macOS reporter.
  • You want several apps in one inbox at one simple price rather than a per-app tier.
  • You want replies that thread by email and a private tracking page for reporters.
  • You want Claude Code to work through reports with you.

When should you choose Shake?

  • You build native iOS or Android apps and want users to shake the phone to report.
  • You want 50+ automatically collected data points per report.
  • You want crash reports alongside bug reports.
  • You want a free plan to start (20 reports a month).

What does StareGlare not do?

No session replay, no performance monitoring, no source maps or symbolication (errors and crashes can be captured automatically if you turn that on, grouped and counted, and a report sent after a crash carries the crash log), no iOS or Android SDKs, no game-engine SDKs other than a Godot 4 addon, no feature-voting boards and no live chat. If you need those, another tool may suit you better — check the comparison above.

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Shake is named only to identify the product; StareGlare is not affiliated with or endorsed by it.

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