Bugs happen.
Finding them shouldn't be complicated.
Bugged.cc is a simple platform for reporting, tracking, discussing, and resolving bugs across websites, apps, and software projects.
Built for developers, testers, companies, and anyone who finds something broken.
1. What is Bugged.cc?
Bugged.cc is a community-driven bug reporting and tracking platform where people can report software bugs, companies can manage their projects, and developers can track issues from discovery to resolution.
Instead of losing bug reports in emails, chat messages, screenshots, or random comments, Bugged.cc gives every issue a structured place to live.
Find → Report → Discuss → Fix → Verify
2. The Problem
Software breaks. Bug reports shouldn't.
Common problems in bug reporting today:
- “The website is broken.”
- “The button doesn't work.”
- “I found a bug but don't know where to report it.”
- Bug reports get lost in Discord, Slack, or Facebook.
- Developers don't have enough information to reproduce bugs.
- Duplicate bugs waste developer time.
- Users don't know whether a reported bug was fixed.
- Companies don't have a public place to receive feedback.
3. Our Mission
Make software better by making bug reporting easier, more transparent, and more useful.
Make reporting simple
Anyone should be able to report a problem without understanding complicated developer tools.
Give useful context
A good bug report should contain enough information to investigate the problem.
Create transparency
Reporters should be able to see what happens after submitting a bug.
Build community
Developers, testers, users, and companies can work together to improve software.
4. Who It's For
Built for Everyone Who Finds Bugs
👨💻 Developers
Track, reproduce, assign, and resolve issues.
🧪 QA & Testers
Create structured reports and verify fixes.
🏢 Companies
Create a company profile and manage bugs across products.
👥 Users
Report problems directly to the teams behind the products.
🚀 Indie Hackers
Collect feedback without needing a complicated enterprise system.
🔐 Security Researchers
Report security-related issues through appropriate channels.
5. How It Works
From Bug Report to Resolution
Find a Bug
Someone discovers something that isn't working as expected.
Report It
Create a structured bug report with the relevant details.
Triage
The company/project team reviews the report and determines what needs to happen.
Investigate
Developers reproduce and investigate the issue.
Fix
The issue is assigned and worked on.
Verify
The reporter or QA team can verify whether the issue has been resolved.
Close
The bug is marked as resolved/closed.
6. What Makes a Good Bug Report?
A Bug Report Should Tell the Whole Story
A strong report generally gives developers the context needed to reproduce and understand the issue rather than simply saying something is broken. Important fields include:
7. Platform Features
Everything You Need to Track Bugs
8. Company Profiles
Every Company Gets a Home for Their Bugs
Companies can create their own public profile on Bugged.cc and give their users a clear place to discover products, report bugs, and follow issue progress. Profiles contain information such as website, social links, public projects, and bug statistics.
9. Public Bug Tracking
Make Bugs Visible
Public projects can make selected bugs visible to their community, allowing users to understand what has already been reported and avoid submitting duplicate issues.
10. For Developers
Less Time Asking Questions. More Time Fixing Bugs.
Structured reports can reduce unnecessary back-and-forth.
❌ “The login doesn't work.”
✅ Login button returns an error on Safari
URL: /login
Browser: Safari
Expected: Redirects to dashboard
Actual: 500 Server Error
11. For Companies
Turn User Feedback Into Actionable Issues
Benefits include:
- Centralized bug reports
- Better visibility and organized issue management
- Public/private projects
- Duplicate detection
- Project statistics
12. For Reporters
Reporting a Bug Should Take Minutes, Not a Conversation
Benefits include:
- Simple reporting
- Attach screenshots and reproduction steps
- Track status and receive updates
- Avoid duplicate reports
13. Privacy & Security
Your Data Matters
Data Protection
We take reasonable measures to protect information stored on Bugged.cc.
Privacy Controls
Companies can control which project and issue information is publicly visible.
Responsible Reporting
Security vulnerabilities should be reported responsibly and should not be publicly disclosed before appropriate remediation.
14. Our Principles
What We Believe
Simple
Bug reporting shouldn't require a manual.
Useful
A bug report should contain information people can actually act on.
Transparent
People should understand what happens after a report is submitted.
Collaborative
Better software comes from developers and users working together.
15. Roadmap
Where We're Going
16. Responsible Bug Reporting
Please don't use Bugged.cc to intentionally damage systems, access data you don't own, disrupt services, or publicly expose sensitive information.
17. Community Guidelines
Keep Bugged.cc Useful for Everyone
- Be respectful.
- Report real issues.
- Don't spam or post private information.
- Don't fabricate evidence.
- Don't harass developers or reporters.
18. Who Built Bugged.cc?
Why "Bugged"?
Software gets bugged. People find bugs. Developers fix them. Bugged.cc is built around that simple loop.
Bugged.cc is an independent software project built to make bug reporting and issue tracking simpler for developers, teams, and users.
19. Contact
Have a Question?
Found a Bug? Don't Just Ignore It.
Report it. Track it. Get it fixed.
