Best Bug Tracking Software - Page 11

BugScreen

BugScreen is an internal bug-reporting tool for mobile development teams. When a teammate - developer, QA, product manager, or designer - finds a bug while building or testing, they take a normal screenshot. BugScreen detects the gesture, opens a short note prompt, and files a complete ticket directly into your issue tracker with the screenshot, console logs, device specs, app version, locale and repro context already attached. Native SDKs for iOS and Android. Integrations with Jira and GitHub today; Linear, Slack and a web extension on the roadmap. During beta, custom integrations are built on request for active users. Best fit for indie mobile developers and small teams (1–15 people) shipping consumer apps who want a better internal testing and bug reporting loop.

BugShot

BugValluk

What is BugValluk? BugValluk is a software developed by Penough that focuses on facilitating bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure management for organizations. The software provides a platform where businesses can coordinate with security researchers to identify, report, and address security vulnerabilities in their systems. BugValluk is designed to streamline the process of submitting, tracking, and resolving reported issues, while supporting communication between security researchers and organizations. Through its workflow management features, the software helps organizations prioritize and remediate vulnerabilities efficiently, supporting risk reduction and improving overall software security posture. The software integrates reporting tools and provides tracking mechanisms to ensure transparency and resolution of vulnerabilities throughout the disclosure lifecycle. BugValluk Pricing BugValluk offers 5 pentesting plans, all including full platform access and 3 retests: — Launchpad: One-time manual pentest for startups pre-release. — Agile: Continuous, real-time security for fast-shipping SaaS. — Portfolio: Unified dashboard and bulk discounts for multiple assets. — Priority: 24/7 enterprise support for critical infrastructure. — Flex: Custom-scoped, "name your price" option for strict budgets.

Bugzy

Bugzy is a quality assurance (QA) workflow and bug tracking software that helps teams capture, manage, and track software issues from initial report through release sign-off. It is designed for QA engineers, developers, product managers, and delivery teams who need structured visibility across testing workflows, environments, and releases. Bugzy focuses on organizing the entire QA lifecycle rather than only collecting bug reports. It enables teams to connect issues to specific environments (such as development, staging, or production) and releases, ensuring that testing efforts are aligned with what is being prepared for deployment. By capturing technical context automatically at the time of reporting, Bugzy reduces the need for back-and-forth communication between QA and development teams. The platform is typically used by web-based product teams that run frequent release cycles and require clear tracking of issue status, ownership, and readiness before shipping updates. It supports both internal QA processes and external feedback collection through an embedded reporting widget. Key capabilities include: Bug reporting with full context: Capture screenshots, session replay, console logs, network requests, and device details automatically when reporting issues Environment and release tracking: Map each issue to a specific environment and release cycle for better organization and traceability Structured workflow management: Manage issue status, priority, type, and ownership through customizable workflows Issue detail and collaboration: Provide a centralized view of each issue with technical data, activity history, and team collaboration Release sign-off: Enable QA teams to review progress and formally approve releases before deployment Analytics and reporting: Track issue trends, statuses, and performance metrics with exportable reports for stakeholders Bugzy is commonly used in scenarios where teams need to coordinate testing across multiple environments, maintain visibility into release readiness, and reduce communication gaps between QA and development. It can integrate with external tools such as project management and issue tracking systems to fit into existing workflows. Overall, Bugzy provides a structured approach to managing QA processes, helping teams move from isolated bug reporting to a more connected and controlled release workflow.

ClariFi

ClariFi is debugging and testing for systems using ClarinoxBlue and/or ClarinoxWiFi protocol stacks. The Clarinox solution together with ClariFi eliminates the main issues of wireless development. It enables engineers to focus on the specifics of their application rather than the inner workings of the wireless protocol.

Comment History for Jira

Comment History for Jira keeps every earlier version of a Jira comment, including comments that were edited or deleted. Admins and auditors can see who changed a comment, when, and what it said before, directly on the issue. Useful for compliance, audits and disputes, and as protection against accidental or deliberate changes. Available for Jira Data Center on the Atlassian Marketplace.

Crosscheck

Crosscheck Cloud is a free Chrome extension that transforms bug reporting from a 15-minute manual process into a 30-second automated capture. The Problem We Solve QA engineers and developers waste hours every week manually copying console logs, reproducing bugs to capture them, writing detailed reproduction steps, and switching between tools to gather context. The result is slow feedback loops, frustrated developers, and bugs that slip through the cracks. How Crosscheck Works With one click, Crosscheck automatically captures everything developers need: Screen Recording - Full HD video of exactly what happened with tab or full-screen options Instant Replay - Our most powerful feature. Even if you didn't hit record, Crosscheck has been recording in the background for the last 60 seconds. Missed the bug? We captured it anyway. Console Logs - Every error, warning, and log message automatically attached. No more opening DevTools and copying text. Network Requests - Every API call, failed request, response code, and payload automatically documented User Actions - Complete click paths, form inputs, and navigation history leading up to the bug Environment Data - Browser version, OS, viewport size, user agent, and technical specifications Key Features Multiple Capture Modes - Screenshot with annotations, screen recording, or instant replay One-Click Integrations - Push reports directly to JIRA or ClickUp with all context automatically attached Organized Dashboard - View all checks across projects with filtering, search, and secure sharing Privacy and Security - Local processing, encrypted cloud storage, and granular control over what gets captured Built for Speed - Create comprehensive reports in under 30 seconds with no workflow interruption Who Uses Crosscheck QA Engineers - Create comprehensive bug reports without manual documentation Developers - Reproduce bugs faster with complete technical context Product Managers - Document issues clearly for engineering teams Customer Support - Capture user-reported issues with full context

Defect Manager

defect manager allows small and large companies to properly track bugs and defects in their products.

DevOpsBoard

Kanban board to track features and technical debt, suport via help desk, catch exceptions and errors integrated ith server monitoring

Disbug

Disbug is a chrome extension that lets you record screen with voice narration and post to jira along with technical logs with a click of a button. From QA to fixing, save huge time involved in bug fixing. Easier for testers, efficient for developers!

Edifact Viewer

Edifact Viewer helps you doing your day-to-day and bug hunting work with EDIFACT files. Web-based and free of charge.

Effi App

Feedback tool for application and software development

Elementool Issue Tracking

Errorception

Errorception helps to find JavaScript errors and groups the errors together.

ErrorStream

ErrorStream monitors websites and apps for errors and reports them and allows developers to have peace of mind and for companies to raise revenue.