A dedicated client for managing Issues

Track any repository you see on Github or Github Enterprise with no Github setup needed.

Screenshot of Buggorama app
macOS Sonoma or later
Reclaim your lost focus switching between Email, Github and Slack.
Screenshot of a Buggorama notification announcing a new issue in the swift/samplecode repository opened by John Appleseed

Native notifications

Get a notification when issues are opened or updated

Tap on a notification to view issue details
At a glance quickly see condensed relevant issue info
Open Notification Center to see all recent issue notifications
Buggorama unread issue count

Unread Tracking

Quickly see how many new Issues are unread

Per repository Issue unread count
App Badge with total unread count
Optionally disable unread tracking for each repository
Buggorama security

Uncompromising security

A dedicated client just as secure as using Github on the web

No Github app or Github token setup
Your code never leaves your machine
Full support for two factor authentication and Github Enterprise instances behind VPN

Pricing

Trial
License

No License Required

Track open source issues without a license

  • Public github.com repositories
  • Up to 5 repositories

FAQ

Can Buggorama reach my company's Enterprise Github which requires a VPN?
Yes, Buggorama fully supports Github Enterprise with the Personal or Team licenses. Since Buggorama is an app running on your machine, your company's Enterprise Github is accessible only if your computer is logged into VPN.
Does using Buggorama expose access to our source code?
No, Buggorama operates fully as an app running on your computer. There is no Github app or any other backend component that is granted access to your code.
Can I configure Buggorama to specify which issues I'm notified about?
Yes, Buggorama supports all of Github's native filters. Buggorama includes some prebuilt filters such as Assigned To Me, Mentioning Me, Recently Updated and Open Issues. But you are not limited to these filters. You can create your filter on Github and paste the resulting URL in Buggorama.
Does the repository owner need to do any setup for Buggorama?
No, Buggorama can access any repository you are able to view with no setup on Github. If the repository is public then Buggorama can track issues without logging into Github. If the repository is private, then you'll need to login to your Github account.