Everything you found, in a format someone else can use.
A diagnosis is only useful once it leaves the app — in a ticket, an email to a vendor, or a folder for your own records. CrashAtlas exports what it found, and watches for the next crash even when you're not looking.
Export in the format the moment calls for.
A dedicated Reports screen keeps every export you've generated, with report diff and cover-page options for comparing two incidents.
A support bundle, not a screenshot.
- The real .dmp files
Not a description of the crash — the actual minidump files, ready to hand to a technician or a vendor's support team.
- The plain-language analysis
Whatever CrashAtlas already worked out about the bugcheck, the likely driver, and the approximate call chain.
- Relevant hardware & event context
The health signals and Event Log entries around the time of the crash, not the whole system's history.
A background service that only watches and notifies.
A Windows Service keeps watching for new crash dumps even when the app isn't open, and shows a native notification when it finds one. Consistent with the app's no-unattended-changes principle, it has no code path that modifies system state on its own — it only polls for new minidumps and tells you they're there.
See how that principle is enforced across the appEvery angle on instability
Reporting closes the loop on every other feature in the suite.