Bug Report Tracking
Critical bugs are hiding in your Help Scout, Zendesk, and Intercom conversations right now. Jetson finds them, groups duplicates, and shows you exactly how many customers are affected — before those customers churn.
Export button not responding
Users clicking export see no response...
Login timeout on mobile
Session expires too quickly on mobile devices...
Search results missing items
Some items don't appear in search...
The Problem
Critical bugs hide in plain sight. That game-breaking issue affecting your biggest customers? It's buried somewhere in your support inbox, mixed in with password resets and billing questions.
The same bug gets reported 20 different ways. "Can't log in," "login broken," "authentication error"—they're all the same issue, but they look like separate tickets. You can't see the real impact.
Prioritization is a guessing game. Without knowing how many customers are affected, you're fixing bugs based on who complains loudest, not what matters most.
How Bug Report Tracking Works
Connect Your Support Inbox
Jetson reads every Help Scout, Zendesk, or Intercom conversation and identifies bug reports automatically.
Group Duplicates
Similar bug reports are clustered together—"can't log in" and "login broken" become one issue.
Show Customer Impact
See exactly how many customers are affected by each bug. Prioritize by impact.
Ship to GitHub or Linear
Turn any bug into a GitHub or Linear issue with one click. Customer context included.
Why Teams Use Bug Report Tracking
Never Miss a Bug
Every bug report is captured and tracked. No more digging through old tickets.
Data-Driven Prioritization
Fix bugs based on customer impact, not gut feeling or whoever complains loudest.
See True Impact
Know exactly how many customers hit each bug. Fix what matters to the most people.
Create GitHub Issues
Turn any bug into a GitHub issue with one click. Customer context included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every unfixed bug is a customer deciding to leave.
Surface what's broken across Help Scout, Zendesk, or Intercom. Ship fixes to GitHub or Linear before customers give up.