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BugSmash

Visual Feedback & Collaboration Tool

Overview

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BugSmash is a collaborative feedback and annotation tool designed to streamline the process of reviewing and improving digital assets for design & marketing teams. It allows users to upload, annotate & comment directly on live websites, videos, PDFs, images, audios, and mobile apps. All feedback, progress, and resolutions in one place—no more messy feedback loops, screenshots or scattered communication.

Tags: Productivity, SaaS, Business

Features

  • Multi-Format Support: Review websites, mobile apps, videos, audio files, images, and PDFs—all in one platform.
  • Centralized Feedback Hub: Collect, manage, and track feedback across different formats, eliminating scattered communication.
  • Effortless Annotations: Pinpoint issues with direct on-screen annotations—no lengthy explanations needed.
  • Threaded Feedback & Replies: Keep discussions organized by replying to comments directly, reducing back-and-forth.
  • Attach Supporting Files: Add screenshots, documents, or assets to feedback for better context and clarity.
  • Prioritize & Assign Feedback: Set priorities and assign feedback to team members for clear ownership and faster resolutions.
  • Instant Feedback Sharing: Share feedback links instantly—no screenshots, no email clutter.
  • Flexible Sharing Controls: Keep projects public or private based on your access preferences.
  • Version Management: Upload new file versions while keeping previous feedback intact, streamlining approvals.
  • Anonymous Commenting: Let external stakeholders or clients leave feedback without logging in.
  • Time-Bound Comments: Project leads can pause commenting when the team's bandwidth is full or after deadlines.
  • Real-Time Notifications: Stay updated with instant email and Slack alerts for new feedback, replies, and project changes.

Use cases

For Product & Design Teams –

Use Case: Designers and product teams need feedback on UI/UX designs, prototypes, and marketing assets.

With BugSmash: Teams can annotate directly on designs, leave contextual feedback, and track iterations—all in one place. No more scattered emails or unclear requests.


For Developers & QA Teams –

Use Case: Developers and QA testers need a structured way to collect bug reports and ensure nothing gets lost.

With BugSmash: Instead of vague reports, teams get visual annotations with screenshots, attached files, and contextual comments—making issues easier to understand and resolve.


For Marketing & Content Teams –

Use Case: Marketers need to review landing pages, creatives, ad copies, and videos with multiple stakeholders.

With BugSmash: Instead of long email chains, teams get instant feedback, track changes, and finalize assets faster—ensuring campaigns go live without delays.


For Agencies & Clients –

Use Case: Agencies need a simple way to collect feedback on designs, websites, and campaigns—without requiring client logins.

With BugSmash: Clients can leave comments via a shareable link, eliminating friction and speeding up approvals.


For Project Managers & Team Leads –

Use Case: Managers need to track and manage feedback across teams to prevent missed action items.

With BugSmash: BugSmash centralizes feedback, assigns tasks, sets priorities, and keeps teams aligned—ensuring smooth project flow.

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Nabil Kazi
Working on BugSmash

Hey all! 👋🏻 Nabil here, Co-Founder of BugSmash. I’ve been building websites, apps, and digital products for years, leading teams and working closely with clients across different industries. And if there’s one thing that’s always been a struggle, it’s managing feedback—both within the team and with clients. Every project—whether it’s a website, a mobile app, or a marketing asset—goes through rounds of review before launch. But the process was always messy. I’d take screenshots, add annotations, send them over email, Slack, or WhatsApp, follow up to make sure they weren’t missed, and then somehow try to track everything. Important feedback would get lost, misinterpreted, or require constant back-and-forth. At one point, I thought—why isn’t there a better way to do this? We tried different tools, but none of them worked seamlessly across live websites, web apps, and mobile apps. Some struggled with rendering, others didn’t cover everything we needed, and nothing felt smooth. So we decided to build BugSmash—a tool that simplifies feedback sharing, makes it more structured, and actually reduces all the back-and-forth. We’ve been using BugSmash internally and with our clients for months, refining it based on real-world use cases and feedback. Now, we’re confident it’s ready for others to try. If you’re tired of messy feedback loops, give BugSmash a shot—it might just change the way you work. And if you have any thoughts, ideas, or feedback, shoot me a DM on Twitter/X! I’m always happy to chat. (I reply to all non-spam messages :))

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Nabil Kazi
Working on BugSmash

Hey all! 👋🏻 Nabil here, Co-Founder of BugSmash. I’ve been building websites, apps, and digital products for years, leading teams and working closely with clients across different industries. And if there’s one thing that’s always been a struggle, it’s managing feedback—both within the team and with clients. Every project—whether it’s a website, a mobile app, or a marketing asset—goes through rounds of review before launch. But the process was always messy. I’d take screenshots, add annotations, send them over email, Slack, or WhatsApp, follow up to make sure they weren’t missed, and then somehow try to track everything. Important feedback would get lost, misinterpreted, or require constant back-and-forth. At one point, I thought—why isn’t there a better way to do this? We tried different tools, but none of them worked seamlessly across live websites, web apps, and mobile apps. Some struggled with rendering, others didn’t cover everything we needed, and nothing felt smooth. So we decided to build BugSmash—a tool that simplifies feedback sharing, makes it more structured, and actually reduces all the back-and-forth. We’ve been using BugSmash internally and with our clients for months, refining it based on real-world use cases and feedback. Now, we’re confident it’s ready for others to try. If you’re tired of messy feedback loops, give BugSmash a shot—it might just change the way you work. And if you have any thoughts, ideas, or feedback, shoot me a DM on Twitter/X! I’m always happy to chat. (I reply to all non-spam messages :))

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