Who is your target customer?\u000a\u000aUser feedback and feature requests are useful for small web developer agencies for internal client\u002Ddeveloper communication, but for larger companies these are useless. For larger traffic sites/apps social sharing is much more important, as it generates traffic to website/app. Getting smiley faces instead of a tweets or FB shares is not helpful. \u000a\u000aFeature requests from users who are not familiar with the product\u0027s roadmap is useless too, and there will be many duplicates. I\u0027d rather redirect my users to a kanban\u002Dstyle board with a roadmap where they can upvote existing feature requests and submit new ones. (Do not develop a new product roadmap tool, there are plenty of them!)\u000a\u000aWhere I see strengths and opportunities for your product:\u000a \u002D Internal feature and design reviews with commented screenshots and video recordings. Must have for a productive work\u002Dfrom\u002Dhome environment.\u000a \u002D Having screenshots, videos, network requests, and backend logs attached to a bug report. It can save a tremendous amount of time.\u000a\u000aHere is a section from your roadmap:\u000a\u000a\u0022Enterprise Software\u000a\u000aThis one goes out to all of you working in or with an industrial company also wanting to streamline your bug reporting process. With our native SDKs we are bringing the next generation of bug reporting to bigger enterprises.\u0022\u000a\u000aCould you share more about enterprise\u002Drelated plans?

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Who is your target customer?\u000a\u000aUser feedback and feature requests are useful for small web developer agencies for internal client\u002Ddeveloper communication, but for larger companies these are useless. For larger traffic sites/apps social sharing is much more important, as it generates traffic to website/app. Getting smiley faces instead of a tweets or FB shares is not helpful. \u000a\u000aFeature requests from users who are not familiar with the product\u0027s roadmap is useless too, and there will be many duplicates. I\u0027d rather redirect my users to a kanban\u002Dstyle board with a roadmap where they can upvote existing feature requests and submit new ones. (Do not develop a new product roadmap tool, there are plenty of them!)\u000a\u000aWhere I see strengths and opportunities for your product:\u000a \u002D Internal feature and design reviews with commented screenshots and video recordings. Must have for a productive work\u002Dfrom\u002Dhome environment.\u000a \u002D Having screenshots, videos, network requests, and backend logs attached to a bug report. It can save a tremendous amount of time.\u000a\u000aHere is a section from your  roadmap:\u000a\u000a\u0022Enterprise Software\u000a\u000aThis one goes out to all of you working in or with an industrial company also wanting to streamline your bug reporting process. With our native SDKs we are bringing the next generation of bug reporting to bigger enterprises.\u0022\u000a\u000aCould you share more about enterprise\u002Drelated plans?

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Thanks for your message and sorry again for the late reply.\u000a\u000aOur core focus is def. making the life of developers easier as this is also the background where we come from (all co founders are developers). The user feedback in general is something that some users requested and was pretty smooth to add as well, so for smaller businesses this is def. something useful, so they don\u0027t need yet another tool for this :)\u000a\u000aRegarding the enterprise SDK: One of our investors is a bigger industry company. We are collaborating with them to create SDKs for C# \u0026 Java and bring Bugbattle to the enterprise software development sector as well :) \u000a\u000aBest regards,\u000aLukas

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