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No blank issues
Ybug turns feedback into GitHub issues with the report text and context already filled in.
Turn user feedback into GitHub issues
Send visual bug reports straight into GitHub Issues, with the screenshot, source URL, browser context, console summary, and Ybug report link in the issue body.
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How feedback gets into GitHub
Point-and-click capture
Users point at the bug — you get an issue
A user marks the problem on the page and submits a note. Ybug creates a GitHub issue with the useful context already in place, so developers aren’t starting from a blank issue template.
- In-page widget — no GitHub account needed for the reporter
- Annotated screenshots show exactly what the user saw
- Works on production, staging, and password-protected sites
Routing & triage
Send issues to the right repository
Choose the GitHub repository and optional assignee. Then decide whether new reports should create issues automatically or wait in Ybug until someone forwards the useful ones.
- Send to a specific GitHub repository
- Set an optional default assignee
- Customize issue title format to match your team’s conventions
Console clues included
Debug from the issue, then dig deeper in Ybug
Ybug can include a console summary in the GitHub issue and link back to the full report, where developers can inspect the complete report without asking the user for more details.
- Console error and warning summary in the issue body
- Browser, OS, screen, viewport, and URL included
- Full report link keeps the deeper debugging view one click away
Full context, every issue
GitHub issues arrive ready to reproduce
Each issue can include the user’s comment, screenshot image, source URL, reporter details, browser, OS, viewport, console summary, video link, attachments, and a link back to Ybug.
- Feedback becomes the GitHub issue body
- Screenshot and browser context travel with the issue
- Choose which details to include per Ybug project
Set it up in under 5 minutes
Connect GitHub, choose the repository and assignee, and let Ybug create issues with the context developers usually have to chase.
1.
Connect GitHub
Authorize Ybug with GitHub using OAuth.
2.
Pick the destination
Choose the repository and optional assignee for new issues.
3.
Choose the handoff
Create issues automatically, or review reports in Ybug and forward selected reports manually.
4.
Start collecting
Add the widget to your site and watch clear, context-rich issues land in GitHub.
“YBug makes it incredibly easy for our End Users, QAs, and POs to report bugs and feedback directly from the application, with all the context we need (screenshots, browser info, console logs).”
Marcos G.
Product Owner
Why teams use
Ybug with GitHub
Keep bug work close to the code while Ybug handles the screenshot, browser context, and technical clues developers need.
Context travels with the issue
Every issue can include screenshot, URL, browser, OS, viewport, reporter details, and custom fields.
Console summary included
When JavaScript errors are part of the report, Ybug can include a console summary and link to the full report.
Triage your way
Create issues automatically for fast workflows, or forward only reviewed reports from Ybug.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Ybug create in GitHub?
Ybug creates a GitHub issue in the repository you choose. The issue body can include the feedback, screenshot image, URL, browser context, console summary, attachments, video link, and Ybug report link.
Can I choose the repository and assignee?
Yes. You choose the GitHub repository and can set an optional default assignee in the integration settings.
Can I review reports before creating GitHub issues?
Yes. You can create GitHub issues automatically, or forward selected reports manually after reviewing them in Ybug.
Do GitHub issue updates sync back to Ybug?
Not right now. Ybug sends reports to GitHub and stores the created issue link, but GitHub status changes, comments, and edits don’t sync back into Ybug.
Does Ybug add GitHub labels or milestones?
No. The current GitHub integration creates issues and supports an optional assignee, custom title format, and configurable report details. Labels and milestones aren’t part of the current setup.
Can our users submit feedback without logging in?
Yes. Users can submit visual feedback and bug reports directly from your app in a few clicks – no signup or login required. Less friction means more useful feedback.
Stop re-typing bugs into GitHub
Create GitHub issues from visual feedback reports with screenshots, browser context, and report links included.
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