Bug reports with the repro attached
'It's broken' emails launch twenty-minute clarification volleys. The report with steps, environment and a screenshot is the unicorn every tracker dreams of.
The short way: Every report arrives structured — steps, expected/actual, environment, evidence attached — with crashes fast-tracked and duplicates cheap to spot.
Ready-made templates for this
Prefer to start from a questionnaire rather than a description? These are already written.
Bug Report Intake Form
Product & UX
Structured bug reports with steps, impact, environment, and a screenshot upload.
Feature Request Intake Form
Product & UX
Requests that arrive as problems, context, and impact - not just wishes.
System Outage Impact Survey
IT & Support
Measure real user impact after downtime: work lost, workarounds, comms verdict.
Type this — that’s the whole job
“A bug report form: what happened, steps to reproduce, expected vs actual, browser and OS, severity, screenshot upload”
Build it now — freeFree to start. The Business plan adds webhooks. Compare plans
No setup, no tutorial. The words above go with you — review what the AI builds, then share the link.
How it works — three steps
- 1
The AI drafts the classic report structure with an upload slot.
- 2
Link it from your app's help menu and support macros.
- 3
Every report flows to your tracker via webhook, where 'crash/data loss' reaches on-call.
What’s doing the work
Screenshot/log uploads
Evidence rides with the report — repro starts immediately.
Act rules by severity
Data-loss reports interrupt; cosmetic ones queue.
WebhooksBusiness
Each report lands in your issue tracker as structured fields.
Questions people ask
Won't a form deter casual reporters?
Keep only steps + what-happened required; everything else optional. You'll lose few reports and gain repro on all of them.
How do we route reports into Jira/GitHub?
The completion webhook posts each response's fields to your endpoint — a ten-line handler files the ticket.