A widget on staging, UAT and prod
Multiple projects per workspace, one per environment. Testers use the same button in every environment; you see them separated in the inbox.
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Structured issues from every test session
Test sessions are already structured — Bugpot just makes sure the bugs you log during them are too. A widget on every environment, forms shaped like the tests you run, and an inbox that treats issues the way you already do.
The pain
What you’re dealing with today
BUG-001Open
Screenshots in a spreadsheet
Regression evidence lives across screenshot folders, Confluence pages and a Google Sheet nobody wants to inherit.
BUG-002Open
Different forms, per project
Every project asks for slightly different reproduction fields. Google Forms grows a new sheet every quarter.
BUG-003Open
Sign-off without a paper trail
A test pass is only useful with an audit trail. Right now, the trail is “trust the QA lead’s memory”.
How Bugpot helps
The shape of the fix
Custom forms shaped like your tests
Add severity, browser, test-plan reference and free-text repro. Different forms for smoke, regression and exploratory sessions.
Statuses that mean something
Open, in progress, resolved — plus optional custom statuses like “needs verification” or “awaiting client” for the final pass.
Audit log for sign-off
Every status change and comment recorded with actor, timestamp and before/after. Export a CSV at the end of a test cycle.
Relevant features
The parts of Bugpot you’ll use most
Custom forms
Text, textarea, select, checkbox — with required, optional and pre-filled defaults per issue type.
Read the deep dive →Custom issue types
Bug, regression, blocker, cosmetic — each with its own colour, icon and set of fields.
Read the deep dive →Session context
Every ticket carries the environment, console log and recent network requests automatically.
Read the deep dive →Filters & saved views
Filter by project, priority, assignee, status and date; save the filter as a pinned view.
Read the deep dive →CSV export
Export any filtered view — audit log or issues — as CSV for sign-off packages.
Read the deep dive →Integrations
Push validated bugs to Jira, Azure DevOps or Linear once QA confirms they’re real.
Read the deep dive →Ship the test session, not the screenshot pile
Turn Bugpot on for a single environment and see how the next test pass feels.