Jeremy Watt

BugDrop - In-app feedback that creates GitHub Issues with screenshots

Free, open source website feedback widget. Users report bugs with screenshots and annotations; issues are created in GitHub automatically. One script tag, zero config, fully customizable to match any app.

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Jeremy Watt
I built BugDrop to make user feedback land where developers already work: GitHub Issues. Add one script tag to your app, install the GitHub Marketplace app, and users can report feedback from inside the product. BugDrop captures a screenshot, supports annotations, and creates a GitHub Issue in your repo. The widget is fully customizable, so you can match your app’s look and feel, change the button, theme, colors, labels, and tailor the questions you ask users. It works with public and private repositories, supports branch-protected repos, and is open source/MIT if you want to inspect or self-host it. I built it for my own apps first, and now BugDrop is the feedback workflow I use across everything I’m building.
Priya K

How does it handle spam or duplicate reports? if five users report the same bug, is there a way to triage them before they hit the repo, or does it just create five separate issues? either way, the demo looks very smooth. @neonwatty

Jeremy Watt

@priya_kushwaha1 Great question! At present each feedback drops as a distinct issue. I could certainly see adding a call to Claude / Codex wired in on every X feedback submissions to tidy up / consolidate BugDrop issues being a future feature (I essentially do this to triage issues locally today). A solid option for those wanting issue consolidation.

edan tusi

one script tag + github marketplace app is all it takes. this is how feedback should work

Jeremy Watt

@edan_tusi agreed 😎!

Elian Bazan

Screenshots from real users will inevitably capture sensitive data (passwords, emails, customer info). Curious if BugDrop has any masking or blur options before the screenshot leaves the user's browser.