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Issues without the copy-paste
Ybug creates structured GitLab issues from visual reports, so your team isn’t rebuilding context from emails and chat screenshots.
Turn user feedback into GitLab issues
Visual bug reports straight into your GitLab project — with the screenshot, URL, browser context, and console summary already in the issue. Less guessing, more fixing.
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Ybug widget
Feedback submitted
GitLab
Issue created · context included
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How feedback gets into GitLab
Point-and-click capture
Users point at the bug — you get an issue
A user clicks the Feedback button, marks what’s broken, and adds a short note. Ybug turns it into a GitLab issue with the visual context already included. No “which page was this?” back-and-forth.
- In-page widget — no login or plugin for the reporter
- Arrows, boxes, comments, and free draw for clear bug reports
- Works on production, staging, and password-protected sites
Routing & triage
Send reports to the right GitLab project
Pick the GitLab project and optional default assignee for each Ybug project. Use GitLab.com or a self-managed GitLab instance, then choose whether reports are forwarded automatically or only after review.
- Works with GitLab.com and self-managed GitLab
- Choose the target project and optional assignee
- Auto-create issues, or forward selected reports manually
Console summary included
Give developers the clue trail
Ybug can capture JavaScript console activity and include a summary in the issue, with a link back to the full report. Your developers can see whether the visual bug came with errors, warnings, or noisy browser output.
- Console error and warning summary when enabled
- Full report stays one click away in Ybug
- Choose which fields get forwarded per project
Full context, every issue
Every GitLab issue starts with the useful details
The issue description can include the reporter’s feedback, screenshot, page URL, browser, OS, viewport, attachments, video link, and a link back to the full Ybug report.
- Feedback and screenshot in the GitLab issue description
- Browser, OS, URL, screen, and viewport details when enabled
- Long feedback and user data are trimmed to fit GitLab cleanly
Set it up in under 5 minutes
Connect GitLab, pick the destination project, and let Ybug handle the report formatting instead of asking your team to retype bug reports.
1.
Connect GitLab
Authorize Ybug with GitLab.com or your self-managed GitLab instance.
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Pick the destination
Choose the GitLab project and optional default assignee for new issues.
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Choose the handoff
Create every issue automatically, or review reports in Ybug and forward only the ones that matter.
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Start collecting
Add the widget to your site and watch clear, context-rich feedback land in GitLab.
“Ybug is a great add-on that enhances and speeds up the company's QA process. The Ybug support team is amazing - they fulfilled our wishes and added a self-hosted GitLab integration in no time!”
Robert K.
Software engineer
Why teams use
Ybug with GitLab
Keep engineering work in GitLab while Ybug handles the parts that usually disappear: the screenshot, the page, the browser, and the messy little details.
Context travels with the issue
Each issue can include the URL, browser, OS, viewport, reporter details, custom fields, attachments, and links back to Ybug.
Console clues included
When JavaScript errors are part of the story, Ybug can include a console summary and point developers back to the full report.
GitLab.com or self-managed
Use Ybug with hosted GitLab or your own GitLab instance, without changing how your team triages issues.
Prefer another tracker?
Same report, different destination
Frequently asked questions
What does Ybug create in GitLab?
Ybug creates a GitLab issue in the project you choose. The issue description can include the feedback, screenshot image, URL, browser context, console summary, attachments, video link, and Ybug report link.
Does this work with self-managed GitLab?
Yes. Ybug supports GitLab.com and self-managed GitLab instances when the integration is configured with the right domain and OAuth application details.
Can I choose the project and assignee?
Yes. You choose the GitLab project and can set an optional default assignee in the integration settings.
Can I review reports before creating GitLab issues?
Yes. You can create GitLab issues automatically, or forward selected reports manually after reviewing them in Ybug.
Do GitLab issue updates sync back to Ybug?
Not right now. Ybug sends reports to GitLab and stores the created issue link, but GitLab status changes, comments, and edits don’t sync back into Ybug.
Does Ybug add GitLab labels or milestones?
No. The current GitLab integration creates issues and supports an optional assignee, custom title format, self-managed GitLab, 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 GitLab
Get visual feedback with screenshots, browser context, and console summaries as GitLab issues.
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