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How BugHerd came back from the brink

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Re: How BugHerd came back from the brink

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Post by toast76 »

atroche wrote: post #2

Huh, I actually thought they were dead. Glad to hear they're still going.

(founder here) Definitely not dead! Far from it! Profitable and still growing.

September was our largest single month growth since April 2014 and we'll easily beat that this month. Lots has changed with the app in the last 12 months and lots happening as we speak. If you haven't looked for a while, drop in and take a look!

Re: How BugHerd came back from the brink

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Post by alfiedotwtf »

toast76 wrote: post #3
atroche wrote: post #2

Huh, I actually thought they were dead. Glad to hear they're still going.

(founder here) Definitely not dead! Far from it! Profitable and still growing. September was our largest single month growth since April 2014 and we'll easily beat that this month. Lots has changed with the app in the last 12 months and lots happening as we speak. If you haven't looked for a while, drop in and take a look!

Hey Alan! Glad things have turned around and are on the up :)

Re: How BugHerd came back from the brink

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Post by 1123581321 »

Loved reading this. I’ve been a happy user of BugHerd for six years now across two companies.

But it’s true that waiting for a couple of QoL features have been painful. Please let someone see all their assigned bugs across all their projects at once. :) I had hacked this together with the XML API at one point (as JSON was horribly rate limited) and then paid TacoApp to write the same integration, but it’s not functioning anymore.

Re: How BugHerd came back from the brink

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1123581321 wrote: post #6

Loved reading this. I’ve been a happy user of BugHerd for six years now across two companies. But it’s true that waiting for a couple of QoL features have been painful. Please let someone see all their assigned bugs across all their projects at once. :) I had hacked this together with the XML API at one point (as JSON was horribly rate limited) and then paid TacoApp to write the same integration, but it’s not functio…

Thanks for sticking around :) I know it's frustrating to see so little action over such a long period of time. We're slowly rolling out a bunch of stuff which we really should've added years ago... We have some other wish list items we're working on at the moment, but a "user dashboard" is on our roadmap I promise! :)

Re: How BugHerd came back from the brink

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toast76 wrote: post #7
1123581321 wrote: post #6

Loved reading this. I’ve been a happy user of BugHerd for six years now across two companies. But it’s true that waiting for a couple of QoL features have been painful. Please let someone see all their assigned bugs across all their projects at once. :) I had hacked this together with the XML API at one point (as JSON was horribly rate limited) and then paid TacoApp to write the same integration, but it’s not functio…

Thanks for sticking around :) I know it's frustrating to see so little action over such a long period of time. We're slowly rolling out a bunch of stuff which we really should've added years ago... We have some other wish list items we're working on at the moment, but a "user dashboard" is on our roadmap I promise! :)

Sweet! I am enjoying the emails listing the updates.
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