2012 was a big year for us. We did some great work, made some awesome innovations and made great headway towards profitability but I must confess, we also did a lot of dumb shit too. We learned a lot, yelled a … Continue reading
So it looks like Matt and I will be doing the Sydney tour again this October. Kicking off on the 17th-19th we’ll be speaking and attending Web Directions South to talk about our experiences with Startmate and 500 Startups. So … Continue reading
We’ve had a new feature under wraps in beta testing for a few months now, and today we finally take the covers off. The BugHerd public feedback widget is now live for all users! For many BugHerd customers, this will become … Continue reading
This is just a quick announcement for our Aussie customers. Up until now we haven’t been able to correctly collect the GST (goods and services tax) from your subscriptions (mostly because we weren’t using Chargify’s hosted subscription signup and couldn’t … Continue reading
Since the start of the year, the BugHerd team has been working on a very difficult problem: Screenshots. TL;DR - Starting this week, you’ll be prompted to install the extension for your browser of choice. You can get a headstart and … Continue reading
Dear BugHerders, It hasn’t been a fun day here at BugHerd HQ. BugHerd is proudly hosted with Heroku who in turn run on top of AWS (Amazon’s cloud service). Earlier today (Friday 8.20pm PDT ), AWS suffered a power outage … Continue reading
We recently updated BugHerd so it can track bugs in Facebook apps. Native Digital were the first customer to use it on the Reece Mastin app they built for Sony Digital: BugHerd is a point and click bug tracker so … Continue reading
Being a startup we often get asked which startups we think will blow up. By blow up I mean get big, not spontaneously combust. Here’s our current picks: ifttt Ifttt stands for ‘if this then that’ and is a crazy … Continue reading
Watching an episode of Astro Boy recently, got me thinking about it’s lessons for the startup industry. The episode is titled ‘The Greatest Robot in the World’, very fitting for the startup industry I thought. Here’s what I took from … Continue reading
We’ve all done it, you get frustrated with your clients and start complaining that they waste your time, are never happy and generally make your life hell. Stop it. Your clients want this relationship to work as much as you … Continue reading