A simple feedback inbox for small software betas.
The milestones that explain how the project has evolved.
The project started with a simple need: A simple feedback inbox for small software betas.
The first build kept BugGarden focused on one useful workflow before adding broader tooling.
Screenshot attachments and a plain reply thread made the first tester session easier to follow. A full voting board can wait until the inbox is useful.
Public updates from the builder about this project.
One tester submitted a report titled 'it did the thing again'. The attached clip made the issue obvious in ten seconds.
grouped reports by page. nobody asked for a magic summary, they asked 'did anyone report this already?' fair enough.
A new report card shows the page, browser, and customer note together so the context stays attached.
const duplicate = reports.find((item) => item.fingerprint === incoming.fingerprint);customer interviews used to make me feel like i was auditioning to be a salesperson. this is the question list that made em normal again
Help BugGarden learn from real people.
Submit a sample bug report and follow the reply. Was it clear what the builder had seen and what happens next?
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