BountyDesk

In plain words

BountyDesk is a workspace for bug bounty hunters that centralizes tracking of submissions, payouts, and programs in one place. It automatically generates clean Markdown reports designed to be accepted faster by triagers, while providing at-a-glance analytics on total payouts, monthly trends, hit rates, and top programs. The tool includes battle-tested report templates and helps hunters avoid losing track of duplicates or follow-ups. BountyDesk is available as open source with a free tier and optional $7/month Pro plan.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

From the sources

Track every bug bounty submission, payout, and program in one place. Generate clean Markdown reports that get accepted faster.

Track every bug bounty submission, payout, and program in one place. Generate clean Markdown reports that get accepted faster. Open source. Free + $7/mo Pro.

BountyDesk is the workspace for bug bounty hunters: track every submission, status, and payout — and generate clean reports that triagers actually accept. Every report from Draft → Submitted → Triaged → Paid. Never lose track of a dupe or a follow-up again. Total payouts, monthly trend, hit-rate, top programs and your most profitable vuln classes — at a glance. A battle-tested template (summary, repro, impact, PoC, fix) → one-click clean Markdown ready tofrom bountydesk.vercel.app

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