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The future of app feedback is here 🔥
Mobile developers and Reviewers spend hours and hours on a daily basis to share and understand the bug reports!
Why all this grunt work?
Say hello to contextual feedback 🚀
Say hello to BugSmash 🥳
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When the client thinks “something feels off” is a complete sentence, and if you just stare at the creative long enough, it’ll reveal the change itself.
It never does. That’s why we stopped guessing and started using BugSmash clients click the exact spot, no interpretation needed
“I don’t even miss Markup."- Conan
That’s the review that actually means something - someone who ran every alternative out there and still landed on us. This is why we build.
we'd do that too, The real client work isn’t the edits. It’s finding where they said what to edit.
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A quick look at how a client actually leaves feedback on BugSmash - opens the project, clicks the exact spot on the file, types the comment, done.
“Super charged by how easy it is to collaborate.” Exactly what we set out to build this for.
Real-time updates for clients, support that actually shows up - this is the agency experience we’re proud to be part of.
We tried defining “feedback” the way clients actually deliver it: “Fix the blue thing” - no page, no pin, no clue.
We’ve all gotten this text.
bugsmash.io closes that gap - feedback that points at the exact spot, every time.
The client sends feedback in a group chat, with a blurry screenshot, a red circle nowhere near the actual issue, and with “you know what I mean” energy.
That’s why we recommend switching to bugsmash.io - clients click the exact spot, no screenshots, no guessing games
A website here. A video there. A deck somewhere else.
Canvas puts all of a campaign's files on one board, each as its own card. Comment on the live site, drop a note on a video at the exact second, mark up the PDF All in one place.
Start your canvas- bugsmash.io
Just pure, uninterrupted magic.
One-go approvals don't just happen - they're what BugSmash pins and clear feedback now actually seems possible. No ten rounds of "can you just tweak this"
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I love it when users reach out showing how big an impact a feature has on them ❤️
BugSmash MCP is one of that 🔥
Introducing BugSmash MCP.
Clients comment right on the live site, BugSmash turns it into a task, and it lands wherever you code - Claude, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT. One MCP server, every agent.
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Introducing BugSmash MCP.
Clients comment right on the live site, BugSmash turns it into a task, and it lands wherever you code - Claude, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT. One MCP server, every agent.
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Clear feedback, no endless back-and-forth, easy version comparisons - that's what turns a one-time buy into "genuinely curious what's next."
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Email here, Slack there, a voicemail somewhere in between. Finding what actually needed change was a whole own full-time job.
BugSmash fixed that - every piece of feedback lands in one place. No more chaos.
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I'm looking good ❤️
Okay that's it. Opus 5.5 is officially my Motion Designer 🔥
This one's a product video for bugsmash.io
One prompt is all it took! Sharing it below...
With Bugsmash - feedback lands pinned to the exact timestamp - no more scrubbing the whole video to find "that part."
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20+ software companies. One that actually delivered.
Jessica tested them all before finding BugSmash - and six months in, the team's still shipping the features on her wish list.
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Fix that part near the beginning? And there goes another day to figure out what part exactly to fix.
And That's exactly why BugSmash exists. Clients click the exact spot with the problem, so you're not guessing which "part" or which "beginning."
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One link. All kinds of feedback.
Upload or drop a link, share it your way, and clients pin feedback to the exact spot - no more vague comments. Assign, prioritise, resolve- all in one place.
That's BugSmash - feedback that doesn't get lost in translation.
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Your client watches feedback appear right on the live site, no account, no sign-up friction, just a name and a comment.
If you're still collecting feedback over email, you're doing it the hard way.
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