BugBoard
Lightweight low noise bug tracking tool for indie devs
BugBoard launched on August 8, 2026 with 2 votes, #5,788 of 23,274 launches that month.
What it does
BugBoard is an all-in-one, lightweight bug tracker built for indie hackers, freelancers, and small dev teams. It eliminates notification fatigue and brittle tool integrations by allowing you to capture errors with a single line of code and triage them directly on a native Kanban board.
The kanban bug tracker for freelancers, indie hackers and solo devs. One call in your code and the crash is already a card - deduplicated, counted, escalated.
BugBoard is a lightweight bug tracker on a kanban board, built for freelancers, indie hackers and solo devs. One call in your code, and the bug is already a card: deduplicated, counted, escalated when it spikes. Drag a card to another column. This is the real board on sample data, and nothing here is saved. 1 import { createClient } from 'bugboard' ; 2 3 const bugboard = createClient ({ 4 keyId: process.env.BUGBOARD_KEY_ID, 5 signingSecret: process.env.BUGBOARD_SIGNING_SECRET, 6 }); 7 8 try { 9 await payments. charge (order); 10 } catch (error) { 11 bugboard. criticalHigh ( 12 'Checkout charge failed' , error, 13 [ 'stripe' , 'payment' ], 14 ); 15 } Watch it in 30 seconds install · keys ·…from bugboard.dev
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