Let your users report bugs and share ideas without any logins or clicking off your page, by way of a tiny embeddable widget and a slick dev-friendly dashboard.

Hey PH 👋 🐞 Buggy.so: - is a plug-and-play solution for gathering feedback, categorised as 'bugs', and 'ideas'. - facilitates a tiny widget that you can import into your website and display in every page. - doesn't require your users to login or click off the page to submit feedback. - tracks the exact page a user submitted from, opt in to notification emails, and more. That's the gist of it. Several more core features are covered in Buggy.so's landing page. There's also dedicated docs for devs, so it's a piece of cake to get started. I'll be using Buggy.so for all my web startups moving forward these coming months. Thanks for your time. ✨

Hey PH fam! 👋 Buggy.so looks like a slick little tool for gathering feedback without bugging your users (pun intended). I love how it's as easy as pie to implement and doesn't require users to jump through hoops to share their thoughts. 🥧 Comparing it to other feedback tools out there, Buggy.so seems to have found that sweet spot between simplicity and functionality. It's like the Goldilocks of feedback widgets – not too complex, not too basic, just right! 👌 One suggestion: Maybe consider adding a feature where users can vote on existing feedback. It could help prioritize those pesky bugs and brilliant ideas. Plus, who doesn't love a good popularity contest? 😉 Overall, Buggy.so looks like a great addition to any developer's toolkit. It's so user-friendly, even Sam Altman could probably figure it out (sorry, Elon). Speaking of which, I wonder if OpenAI uses something like this to gather feedback on ChatGPT. Maybe that's how it became so... chatty? 🤖💬 Anyway, great job on Buggy.so! Can't wait to see how it evolves. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to find some bugs to report. It's not a bug, it's a feature hunt! 🐛🏹