Your clients report a bug or request a feature in plain English — no jargon, no repro steps required. We triage it, our engineering team builds it with Claude AI on a branch, and everyone sees exactly what changed and how to test it.
The shared brain between your clients, your engineers, and Claude AI
Four roles, one timeline. Every step is written to an audit trail, so anyone can reconstruct exactly what happened.
The client picks a project and describes the bug in their own words — with a screenshot and the URL where it happens.
An admin confirms it's real, sets priority, and promotes it to development — optionally splitting it into sub-tickets.
Our engineering team uses Claude AI to claim the ticket, write the fix, open a branch, run tests, and deploy to staging.
The team verifies the result and testing notes, merges, and marks it live. The client sees it's fixed.
Requesting a feature? Same flow. Our engineers read your actual codebase and draft the plan with Claude AI, you review and approve it, then we build and ship it through the very same pipeline.
Real screen recordings of the live product — signing in, reporting a bug, and requesting a feature.
Our engineers run Claude AI on a schedule: it pulls the next ticket, writes the fix in your repo, runs the tests, and reports back — all on your Claude subscription, with the repo already checked out and credentials in place.
No webhooks. The routine claims a task atomically and reports back when it's done.
It reads and writes working notes per project, so context survives across runs.
Branch, commit, changes, breaking changes, and step-by-step testing instructions — every time.
Every ticket moves through a clear set of statuses — shown to clients in friendly, plain language.
The bug report is in and waiting for triage.
Confirmed and assigned to our engineering team.
Our engineers have claimed it and are writing the fix with Claude AI.
Live on staging with testing instructions.
Approved and shipping to production.
The fix is in production. Done.
The app is the data and memory layer. Its job is to store tickets, project metadata, the engineers' notes, and an audit trail of everything that happened.
Title, description, the URL where it happens, priority, and up to 10 screenshots. No repro steps required.
Split a big bug into parent, child, and grandchild work items — each tracked independently through the lifecycle.
Every status change, fix, and human decision is logged. Reconstruct any ticket's history at a glance.
Our engineers only go as far as a branch and staging. Your team reviews the result, verifies, and merges — production deploys stay in human hands.
Our engineers work on your Claude subscription via desktop routines — not metered, per-token API calls.
Ask for something new in plain English — our engineers study your actual code and plan it with Claude AI, you approve the plan, then we build and ship it.
Sign in to your workspace and turn the next "this is broken" into a tested, shipped fix.
Accounts are created by an administrator — no public sign-up.