Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Fabian, one of the makers of BugHarbor. As a developer building SaaS products, I know that shipping an app is only the beginning. Once people start using it, the next challenge is understanding what went wrong and turning that feedback into a fix. That’s the gap we’re working to close with BugHarbor. Our first launch focused on collecting user feedback and tracking JavaScript errors. For this second launch, we’ve extended the workflow into the codebase: 🤖 BugHarbor Agent investigates reported issues in your connected repository and opens a pull request with a proposed fix. You review the changes and decide whether to merge. 🛠️ Prefer your own coding assistant? Send an issue to Cursor, Codex, or Claude Code and continue working with the tools you already use. 📥 User feedback and JavaScript errors stay together in one inbox, giving you a central place to understand what needs attention. We’ve also added annual subscriptions and a dedicated documentation site to help you get started. We’re building this for indie developers and small teams who handle both development and user support. I’d love for you to try BugHarbor and tell us where the workflow helps—and where it still needs work. When a user reports a bug, what usually takes you the longest: reproducing it, finding the cause, or preparing the fix? Try it: https://bugharbor.space Docs: https://docs.bugharbor.space Thanks for taking a look. I’ll be here to answer questions!

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Turn user feedback into pull requests you can review

Turn user feedback into pull requests you can review

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Previous BugHarbor Launches

Previous BugHarbor Launches