Tentomushi
Your own bug and incident reporting tool — not just for client work
Running your own product on the side? Tentomushi isn't only for routing bugs clients send you — use it to track issues on the things you build for yourself, the same way a full team would.
The freelancer problem
Your own product has no QA team
A side project or your own SaaS doesn't get a dedicated bug tracker — issues end up in a notes app or your memory instead of anywhere useful.
Client bugs you find yourself
You're the one spotting issues across several client codebases, and each one needs to land in that specific client's tracker, not a shared inbox.
Team-priced tools don't fit solo work
Most bug-tracking tools are priced and built for a team with a QA process — overkill and overpriced for one person working alone.
How Tentomushi fits freelance work
Use it as your own bug and incident reporting tool. Found something wrong in your own product? Record it, let AI write the structured report — title, description, and reproduction steps — and push it straight to your own Jira, ClickUp, Linear, or Monday.com workspace. Same discipline a full team would have, without the overhead of running one yourself.
It works across client codebases too. Bugs you find while working in a client's project route straight into that client's own tracker using the ticketing aggregator — no manually re-entering the same issue in Jira for one project and ClickUp for another, and nothing mixed up between clients.
- One tool for your own products and every client's tracker — not a separate subscription per project
- Flat EUR pricing starting at €9/month for a solo developer, well under most team-priced tools
- AI writes the report so you don't lose a deep-work session documenting what you just found
- The same recording flow works whether it's your own SaaS side project or a client's codebase
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Track bugs on your own products, not just client work
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