A known-issues page that updates itself
Share one link to a branded, read-only bug board straight from your tracker. Players see what's known, what's in progress, and what's fixed; they vote instead of re-reporting. Pin the critical ones. Nothing to maintain.
One shareable link. Every known issue, its status, and its heat — live from your tracker, wearing your brand.
Players don't need a changelog. They need to know you know.
The 'known issues' post gets written once and never touched again. Players report the same crash for the fifth time in Discord because nobody can tell it's already being fixed. A public bug board ends that: it is your tracker, filtered for the outside world, and it is always current.
Triage once. The board follows.
Mark a bug In Progress or Resolved where you already work, and the public board shows it the same second. No page to edit, no post to bump, no 'is this fixed yet?' to answer.
You choose which statuses are visible — Open, In Progress, and Needs More Info by default; add Resolved to show what shipped — and which columns: status, priority, heat, report count, dates, assignee, release.
You decide what's public.
Automatic mode publishes everything that matches your filters. Curated mode publishes only the bugs you hand-pick, straight from the row menu in your internal list.
Pin the critical ones and they sit in a highlighted section above the table — even after they're resolved, if you want players to see the fix landed.
Fewer duplicate reports. Better signal.
A player about to report a crash searches the board first, finds it's known, and votes instead. Each vote raises the bug's heat — the same score your team sorts by — so the issues hitting the most players rise to the top on both sides.
Search shows status, tags, and age as the visitor types; / jumps to it from anywhere. Voting and commenting are opt-in, so the board stays read-only until you say otherwise.
It looks like part of your game — not a third-party tracker.
Add a banner, a logo, and a background image. Set an accent color, write your own title and intro, and force light or dark when your art direction calls for it. Share it as your known-issues link on Discord, Steam, or your site.
Live in three clicks.
No coding, no new tool. Bugs already live in your project — from in-game reports, Discord, or forms — and the board is a public window onto them.
- Open Bugs in your project and pick Enable Public Bug Board from Quick Actions
- Choose what's visible — statuses, columns, automatic or curated — and brand it
- Share the link on Discord, your Steam page, or your site — and keep triaging as usual
Customer stories
Studios already using BetaHub
From 3-person indie teams to studios with 600,000+ players — here's how game developers turn community feedback into development fuel.
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Turning 600k Discord members into a QA superpower
Betahub has really tied together our bug reporting with our very active Discord — it feels like we're building the solution together.
From Discord Chaos to Tactical Precision: How Gray Zone Warfare Mastered Community Feedback at Scale
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Read storyA great tool. Their duplicate detection and constant improvements make them a joy to work with.
Essential for centralizing player feedback from 10+ platforms — and a team that truly listens.
The Discord integration improved the quality of the feedback we get — meeting players where they are.
As an indie studio, we've been able to solve a lot of issues in half the time.
Frequently asked questions
No. Anyone with the link can browse the board and open any bug on it. Voting and commenting ask for a sign-in, and both are off by default — the board is fully read-only until you switch them on.
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