BugHerd alternative
Bug reports that land in Linear.
Your testers point and click, just like BugHerd. But instead of another task board to manage, FeedBug creates a Linear issue with full diagnostics and an AI trail to the code that needs fixing.
Free forever for solo teams. No credit card.
FeedBug vs BugHerd
| Feature | FeedBug | BugHerd |
|---|---|---|
| Pin feedback on the live page | Yes | Yes |
| Auto screenshot + browser / OS / console logs | Yes | Yes |
| Where bugs land | Directly in Linear | BugHerd board, then synced to Linear |
| AI traces bug to source code (MCP) | Yes | No |
| Network request logging | Yes | Limited |
| Session replay | Yes, 30s before the report | Limited |
| Per-reporter attribution in Linear | Yes | Via sync |
| Free plan for solo teams | Yes | Trial-based |
| Setup | One script tag | Script tag or extension |
BugHerd features as published in 2026. Both tools offer a trial, compare for yourself.
No second board to triage
BugHerd runs its own Kanban board and forwards tasks to Linear. FeedBug skips the middle layer: the bug is a Linear issue from the start, in the right team and project, with status synced both ways.
From report to fix
The FeedBug MCP server gives your AI agent the bug, its logs and the DOM context, so it can trace the issue to a file and draft a fix. Capturing the bug is only half the job.
Diagnostics developers trust
Every ticket carries console logs, JavaScript errors, failed network requests, device metadata and a 30-second session replay, so "it doesn't work" becomes a reproducible report.
Free to start
Solo teams use FeedBug free, forever. Paid plans start at 9 euros per month when you need more volume or seats.
Frequently asked questions
Is FeedBug a good BugHerd alternative?
Yes. Like BugHerd, FeedBug lets testers pin feedback directly on the page and captures a screenshot, browser, OS and console logs automatically. The difference is where the bug goes: instead of a separate Kanban board, FeedBug creates a Linear issue your developers already live in.
Do I still need a separate task board?
No. BugHerd keeps tasks on its own board and can forward them to Linear. FeedBug is Linear-first, the issue is created directly in your Linear team and project, with two-way status sync, so there is no extra board to maintain.
What can the AI do with a FeedBug report?
FeedBug exposes an MCP server. Your AI coding agent reads the bug, its diagnostics and the DOM around the pin, then traces it to the source file to propose a fix. This goes beyond capturing the report, it helps resolve it.
How long does setup take?
About two minutes. Paste one script tag, connect Linear via OAuth, and your testers can start reporting. No SDK and no build step, and the widget only runs on the domains you allow.
Try it in two minutes.
One script tag, your Linear workspace, and bug reports your devs can actually ship from.