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Dev tools · August 5, 2021

Tether

Bug reporting and feedback directly on your product

Tether launched on August 5, 2021 with 126 votes, #290 of 2,953 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 5 years on.

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What it does

Tether is the easiest way for your team to report bugs & product feedback Enable your team to give context with screen recordings while Tether gets technical data for you. Manage your feedback on the Tether dashboard, or integrate with tools like Jira + more

Tether enables your team to submit feedback and bugs in real-time directly on your product

Screen recording is now only 1 click away in your site. Markup options, Loom-style recording, and pixel perfect screenshots will enable your team and users to report crystal clear feedback. Ditch the endless back-and-forth when trying to get to the root of a technical problem. Tether automatically grabs the technical data your developers need, so your team can resolve issues quickly and focus on features. You don't have time to dig through email or Slack threads to keep up with feedback. Tether gives your team a single source of truth for feedback. No matter how much feedback there is to manage, everything stays organized. Your team has enough to worry about. Take bug reporting, design QA,…from tethered.dev

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