In exiting news we have release a new experience for sharing projects with your clients (guests) and new team members. The short version: Guests will now setup a password for better reliability We have improved our on-boarding experience for guests...
In 2011, BugHerd emerged as an early success story from a burgeoning Australian startup community – though we didn’t quite make the unicorn club. Today BugHerd remains a remarkably resilient SaaS product with a highly engaged user base and ongoing growth....
We thought we should let you know about some changes in the BugHerd world. It has been a slow couple of years on the product development front – which will come as little surprise to those of you who have...
I’m pleased to announce that this week we’ve released an exciting new feature – in-browser screenshots. BugHerd is the first (and only) visual feedback tool that will capture accurate screenshots, on desktop and mobile, on Safari, Chrome, Edge (IE), and...
It may seem that bug testing is the sole responsibility of developers. But more and more, teams are finding that additional value can be extracted by involving the entire company. If the first real user of your product is a...
Infiniti Co-Founder Pete Williams first saw BugHerd during an investors pitch meeting back in 2011. Pete chose not to invest at the time, but decided to become a user (investing would have been a smart move). It’s been part of...
No matter what your industry or interest, it’s always important to make sure you stay up to date with what’s happening. Sometimes, working in the start-up community can make it slightly harder; good people often change jobs and projects on...
It’s hard to believe it’s been 5 years since Matt and I were out there pushing the funding wheelbarrow around for BugHerd. Back then he was the one getting up and doing the pitching, something I’ll never envy him for...
That special day of the year is finally here! April Fools! We love a good prank, but unfortunately we’re far too busy doing important work to make up an elaborate hoax (which you’d likely see through anyway), so we thought...