
It's obvious a lot of thought has gone into Yodiz. The program offers everything you might expect from a bug-tracker, and features several niceties like the ability to quickly stub in an issue, even without all the details. For an Agile environment, the clear distinction between User Stories, Epics, Sprints, and Issues is very helpful. As a Product Manager, I'm able to create a User Story, then nest in Issues to help us achieve the goal. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There is one major problem with Yodiz, and it's what keeps me from recommending the product to a broader audience: There is no reductive search capability. Yodiz does not use standard search operators, opting to treat every search term as "OR" so your search results get larger the more terms you add. There is no way to get "AND" and "NOT" functionality. This means you have to be very careful with your search terms or spend a lot of time picking through search results trying to find your issue. If you don't have many issues, this might not be a big deal. I'm searching through 4000+ issues, which makes this a massive problem for me. I reported this to Yodiz many months ago, and they assure me the feature is coming in Q1 2018. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.