A bug reaches the right engineer already triaged, before anyone in support has to read a stack trace.
Customers report bugs through a form. AI reads the description and the attachments, categorizes the issue, estimates its severity, links it to anything similar already reported, and writes a summary for engineering. It's assigned to the right team automatically, with that summary attached.
Free · no credit card · you connect your own apps
Installing provisions each one, wired together and ready to run.
form capturing the description, severity, steps to reproduce, browser and device information, and optional screenshots or log files. Publishing it auto-creates the Bug Reports response sheet, which is the single system of record and dashboard.
Fires on submission. Reads the report and its attachments, categorizes, estimates severity, links similar issues, writes the engineering summary, assigns the team, and notifies them.
You connect your own accounts. Swap any app that offers an alternative at install.
Posts each triaged bug (engineering summary, category, severity, and the assigned team) to a single shared engineering channel with a link back to the Bug Reports sheet. Swap for Telegram, Discord, or Google Chat.
A form captures the bug description, the severity they'd assign it, the steps to reproduce, their browser and device information, and optional attachments such as screenshots or log files. Everything engineering needs, asked for once, upfront.
Each submission is stored automatically in TinyTables with an initial status of New.
It analyzes the bug description along with any attached screenshots or text-based files to categorize the issue (UI, Performance, Login, Payments, and so on), estimate its severity, identify similar previously reported issues, and generate a concise summary for the engineering team.
Where similar bug reports already exist, AI links them, so a recurring problem surfaces as one issue with a pattern behind it, instead of five disconnected tickets nobody connects.
Based on the category and severity, the report is assigned to the appropriate engineering team, who receive an email or Slack notification containing the AI summary and a link to the record in TinyTables.
They review the bug, update its status in TinyTables (In Progress, Resolved, Closed) and collaborate on the record itself rather than in a side thread.
TinyTables provides a centralized dashboard where engineering and product teams track open bugs, monitor severity, identify recurring issues, and measure resolution progress.
Everything it creates is an ordinary form, table and workflow in your workspace. Edit any of it after install. Nothing is locked.
