Feedback. Fast.

Issue Embed is a Github Marketplace App that allows you to collect bug reports and receive feedback from your most devoted customers, all conveniently from Github. With Issue Embed, improving your website is simple and convenient.

Iterate faster!

DESCRIPTION

Effortlessly improve your product quality with Issue Embed

Github Issues

Easily manage issues within your Github development workflow.

Communicate Easily

Communicate about tickets without leaving Github Issues.

Your data

All issues are stored in your repository, so they are yours forever!

Direct Feedback

Get feedback from visitors without requiring them to signup.

Easy Integration

Integrate into your website with just a small snippet of code.

Supports OSS community

Free for public non-commercial repositories.

FEATURES

Feedback straight into Github

Embed

Easy to collect feedback and get bug reports.

Integrate with only a few lines of code
Users don't need to sign up to create issues
All Github repository contributors can access Issue Embed Dashboard
Spam message checks
Basic details collected

Issues

Directly integrated to your Github repositories issues

Your issues are controlled by you and your workflow, no need to use a 3rd party service
Adds a label to identify it as coming from Issue Embed

Communication

Follow up easily with your customers.

Pro users can communicate with their customers straight from Github Issues
Free users get a link to their issue supplied to public users
Email addresses never added to issues, respecting user privacy

PRICING

Pricing Plans

BASIC

Free

Unlimited Users
Maximum 500 issues per month
Personal accounts
Organisational accounts

INSTALL

ADVANCED

$ 8.00

monthly (or $80 per year)

Unlimited Users
Maximum 500 issues per month
Personal accounts
Organisational accounts

COMING SOON

Be notified as soon as we launch!

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Note

Not affiliated in any way with Github or Microsoft.
* Only applies to non-commercial open source, which generally: means not primarily intended for or directed towards commercial advantage or monetary compensation. For educational purposes and open source are generally considered non-commercial. Not sure whether you fit into this? Feel free to email me!.