As a tech startup we love to help out others in the same position. Any startup’s strength is in how quickly it can innovate over its competition. Larger, more established companies may have a wealth of resources at their disposal, but are slow to adapt to new business practices, trends and technology. Larger companies are [...]
Read postWe recently hit a pretty big milestone. It isn’t a metric we actively track because, well let’s be honest, it’s a total vanity metric. But sometimes you see a really big number and think, holy shit…did we do that?? This is one of those times. For those that aren’t aware, BugHerd is a bug tracker [...]
Read post2012 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 lot, played a lot of table tennis and by the end of the year proved [...]
Read postEver wondered what’s hiding behind the Integrations menu? It’s your way of connecting BugHerd to the outside world, let’s go out there and explore! Note: Integrations are available on our paid subscription plans starting from $29/mo. At least manager permission on your account is required to setup integrations. GitHub Extremely popular with developers, GitHub provides [...]
Read postAre you a sole web developer or designer, and using BugHerd in an organization? For single users, BugHerd keeps track of all web issues and requests, as well as providing a channel to give and receive feedback from co-workers, clients and site users. However, you might not know that BugHerd really shines in a [...]
Read postOver the last two months BugHerd has been featured in both .net and Offscreen magazines. As readers and fans of both we can’t overstate how excited we are to be covered by publications we admire. BugHerd was first featured in .net’s round up new web development tools for November 2012, and then topped the Top [...]
Read postIt’s here! Our most requested Integration is now available for all subscribers. In this beta release, BugHerd can now send all elected bugs and tickets from the feedback tab to Atlassian’s JIRA tracker. To make this as simple as possible, issues are sent via JIRA’s ability to accept bug reports by email. BugHerd Integrations allow [...]
Read postWe’re noticing more and more people using the BugHerd feedback widget on their sites, and with good reason too! It’s not only a great way to get feedback from users, but it’s also a great way to find out more about them. There’s a few great ways to get use out of this widget. The [...]
Read postIf you’re an oldschool BugHerd user you’ve probably seen (or used) our Triage system. Triage, simply put, is a place to sort the priorities of tasks before shipping them off to get them fixed. Triage prevents emergencies that aren’t emergencies taking up the valuable time of your dev team. Previously, if you had it enabled, all [...]
Read postSo 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 if you’re interested in incubators/accelerators, come list to us waffle on about the many adventures [...]
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