What are past projects, failures, or successes you’ve had in your career?
I’ve spent my career building and shipping digital products across startups and client-led projects.
I’ve launched apps, scaled platforms, and also lived through releases that failed because execution broke under unclear communication.
Working as a PM, then running a digital agency, exposed me to both sides of the problem; builders and clients.
Some projects succeeded because feedback was tight and decisions were fast.
Others struggled purely due to misalignment, not lack of talent.
BugSmash is the accumulation of those lessons, built to remove friction where it hurts most.
What 3rd party tools is your product critically dependent on?
No 3rd party critical dependency. Google's Gemini API for AI Reviews (which is like an add-on and not a core feature of the product)
How many customers do you have today?
1350+ users
What’s the origin of the idea for your product?
BugSmash started when I was working as a PM on the Yatri app.
Every release made one thing clear: sharing precise, actionable feedback with the team was unnecessarily hard.
After starting our own digital agency, the same problem followed me again, this time from clients.
Vague comments, scattered screenshots, and endless clarification cycles slowed everything down.
I was spending more time interpreting feedback than building products.
BugSmash was created to make feedback visual, unambiguous, and frictionless; for teams and clients alike.
What problem is your product solving and how?
BugSmash eliminates feedback chaos by replacing scattered emails and chat threads with a centralized, visual hub for all project reviews. It solves this by enabling stakeholders to leave contextual annotations directly on assets through a single, no-signup guest link. What sets it apart is its multi-format mastery, supporting mobile apps, videos, and dynamic web apps (React/Vue/Angular) that often break traditional tools. Finally, it streamlines delivery by automatically syncing feedback as trackable tasks in Jira and Slack, ensuring every comment is immediately actionable.
What’s the #1 thing you’re looking to gain from the AppSumo campaign?
Virality, Word of mouth, Feedback, Identifying dominant Use-cases, Polishing ICP.
What are your plans with the customers, cash, and learnings from the AppSumo campaign?
Customers: Turn AppSumo users into long-term power users by tightening core workflows, reliability, and team adoption.
Cash: Reinvest directly into product stability, performance, and a few high-impact features users are already asking for.
Learnings: Use AppSumo feedback to sharpen positioning, pricing, and which use cases truly convert.
What’s next: Scale BugSmash beyond “feedback” into a default review layer teams use daily, with deeper integrations and smarter automation.