BugBrain

What it does

Shipping multiple products? Feedback piles up fast — emails, Discord, in-app submissions. 80% is noise: spam, duplicates, users who didn't read the docs. BugBrain fixes this. Connect your feedback sources, upload your documentation, and AI triages every submission. It knows the difference between a real bug and "didn't click Save." - Auto-filters spam and duplicates - Tags: bug / feature request / question / user error - Suggests doc links for common questions

Stop drowning in user feedback. BugBrain uses AI to triage bug reports, auto-resolve user errors with your docs, and alert you only when something is actually on fire.

AI-powered triage for bugs, feature requests, and feedback. Auto-resolves questions, filters spam, and lets you chat directly with users when needed. Everything you need 🔍 Auto-Diagnosis AI matches submissions to relevant docs. Identifies user errors vs real bugs instantly. Chat directly with users who submit feedback. Request-based — you control when to engage. AI generates replies with doc links. You approve with one click. Connect GitHub, Notion, crawl any website, or upload files. AI learns your product. Finds similar past issues, merges duplicates, links to existing threads. Auto-removes spam, AI prompts, and gibberish. Keeps your board clean. Critical bugs trigger immediate Telegram,…from bugbrain.app

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