What is Mite used for?

Mite is an in-app bug reporting for React Native and Expo apps that attaches device context, triages each report and flags likely duplicates. It is a good fit for mobile teams triaging user-reported bugs and posting release notes to app users.

No. Mite is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Monitoring & Observability category, open-source options include Nightingale, OpenStatus and Measure.

What are some alternatives to Mite?

Mite competes with Sentry, Bugsnag and Embrace.

Mite: features, pricing and alternatives

About Mite

Mite collects bug reports from inside React Native and Expo apps. Reports arrive with the device, OS, build and a screenshot attached, and Mite files each under a category and feature area, suggests a priority with its confidence shown, and flags likely duplicates by comparing new reports with the 25 newest open ones.

The same place handles feature requests, release notes and announcements, so users read what shipped. Coding agents can also connect over MCP to claim a bug and open a pull request. Installation is a single Expo package with no native configuration, and it works in Expo Go. The site lists features, how it works, pricing, FAQ and docs pages, and offers a free start.

Key features

In-app bug reports with device, OS and build details
Automatic category and priority suggestions
Duplicate detection against open reports
Feature requests and release notes
Coding agents can claim bugs over MCP
Expo SDK with no native configuration

Good fit for

Mobile teams triaging user-reported bugs
Posting release notes to app users

Tags: bug-reporting; react-native; expo; mcp; triage; release-notes; mobile

Mite: questions and answers

What is Mite used for?: Mite is an in-app bug reporting for React Native and Expo apps that attaches device context, triages each report and flags likely duplicates. It is a good fit for mobile teams triaging user-reported bugs and posting release notes to app users.
Is Mite free?: Yes. Mite has a free plan.
Is Mite open source?: No. Mite is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Monitoring & Observability category, open-source options include Nightingale, OpenStatus and Measure.
What are some alternatives to Mite?: Mite competes with Sentry, Bugsnag and Embrace.