Faiz MokhtarSoftware Engineer, Malaysia
What's the best bug & issue tracking tools for non-technical teams?
Im looking for the simplest tools for non-technical team members to submit any bug, feedback and issues but powerful enough for me to keep track of them. 🤔
Your recommendation
5 recommended
- Szymon KozakGrowth Hacker @Futuramo · WrittenFuturamo Visual Tickets lets your team easily report bugs by uploading screenshots/images and annotating directly on them. No additional description needed - everything is visible at a glance. Image/screenshot + annotation + ticket attributes -> effective issue tracking for developers and non-developers.
- Adriano CahetéUX Designer & FrontEnd Developer · WrittenSince you don't talk about prices or being self hosted, i'd recommend Kayako. It's a helpdesk service who a like a lot, because it's easy to work with it. I don't think they have a demo, but you can start a trial.
- Ayush Mittal27bro @boombro, Founder RefR ✌ · WrittenRecently tried Airtable. They have a 'Bug & Issue Tracker' template. Pretty easy to go for and organised well in terms of priority. The preset columns include everything but you can customise should there be a need.
- Matt BettiolDo what you love!
This app is simply amazing! I have been using this as my replacement to Google Spreadsheets. The features inside of this amazing service are endless. If you have lots of data and want to organize it efficiently, this is the app for you :)
- Danielle A. VincentGeneral Enthusiast, Rouser of Rabble
We started using Airtable to manage our content projects at work. After using it for a month, I decided I liked it so much that I signed up for Zapier and Airtable to manage my personal projects as well. It has completely changed everything.
- Eugene StepnovOperations at Kuoll · WrittenEugene Stepnov made this productIt records visual user actions on the web page with technical details, so you don't need to explain developers the bug itself.
