I don't know where you plan on heading with this, but
there are a couple things you could probably do with this, as well. As a part of your standard "adding their project to the tracker" process, you could also register their e-mail address(es).
You could then have your app listen for incoming e-mail messages in order to auto create tickets, etc. I have always had a hard time getting clients (back when I freelanced) to actually visit a bug tracking tool and input information. It usually involved them e-mailing me and me manually adding the bug.
Github integration (at the project level) would allow you to target your bugs with commit messages and then see which code was committed to resolve each bug (much like it works with github issues at the moment, but with your private solution.)
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I love the simple UI.
I don't know where you plan on heading with this, but there are a couple things you could probably do with this, as well. As a part of your standard "adding their project to the tracker" process, you could also register their e-mail address(es).
You could then have your app listen for incoming e-mail messages in order to auto create tickets, etc. I have always had a hard time getting clients (back when I freelanced) to actually visit a bug tracking tool and input information. It usually involved them e-mailing me and me manually adding the bug.
Github integration (at the project level) would allow you to target your bugs with commit messages and then see which code was committed to resolve each bug (much like it works with github issues at the moment, but with your private solution.)
Sorry for rambling. Caffeine.