I am looking for a bug reporting solution that I can embed into my website. I would like allow users to report front end issues directly from the page and be able to capture screen clippings, ideally it would also have some kaptcha to prevent basic spamming. I have an issue tracker, I want to ease the reporting process to encourage reports which can be submitted anonymously.

I haven't yet managed to find something that suits my needs, the tools I have found so far seem to be browser based plugins or web based issue trackers which is not what I am after.

I am looking for a bug reporting solution that I can embed into my website. I would like allow users to report front end issues directly from the page and be able to capture screen clippings, ideally it would also have some kaptcha to prevent basic spamming. I have an issue tracker, I want to ease the reporting process to encourage reports which can be submitted anonymously.

I haven't yet managed to find something that suits my needs, the tools I have found so far seem to be browser based plugins or web based issue trackers which is not what I am after.

• java
• javascript

• are you looking for a tool that can be embedded into your program so that the website users can repot the bug..?? – Dileep Commented Aug 25, 2013 at 13:57

4 Answers 4

Usersnap solves your problem. It delivers visual feedback (screenshot + annotations) and integrates with your existing bug tracker (Have a look at the list here: http://usersnap.com/doc/connect).

It's a small widget which is added to your web page in minutes (just a few lines of Javascript):

You can use Saber Feedback (was BugMuncher) or Diigo. These can be used for reporting the bugs directly from the Web Page. If you need a complex stuff..!!

Google feedback is best choice i believe. It's actually a feedback tool currently integrated into Google+. Once you click it, it pops up a little toolbox that allows you to "highlight the problem".Rather than asking for a screenshot or even using any terminology like that, it just talks about highlighting the problem* and blacking out personal info. Then it asks you to add a comment, preview (using a generated screenshot of the page) and send. Its REALLY SIMPLE, Good to use and never makes thing more complex. Typical Google stuff..!!

Bugherd is one of the best out there, and you can embed it by including some javascript to your website. Although it might be wise to build what you want yourself. What you described shouldn't be that hard to build, if you keep it simple.

All of the answer have pretty good solutions but I went with UserVoice in the end primarily because it was easy to use and I was unaware of some of the products suggested here.

Uservoice will create the js that you need to embed in your page and there are a number of pre configured feedback forms that you can choose from. Uservoice offers the option of providing a screenshot with your submission.

It was also trivial to link uservoice with my issue tracker and configure it to push messages to my issue tracker.