Tracey is a visual bug tracker for website development, or anything that you can see in a browser. You visually pinpoint the issue/task/bug in the browser and then manage the issue using Trello.

It's pretty easy although it helps if you have used Trello before. No problems if you haven't, it's easy to use too!

1. Install the Chrome Extension
2. Click on the settings icon and click LOGIN and connect to your Trello Account
3. If you don't have a Trello account already head over here and set one up
4. Setup a list called "Backlog" all issues will be added to this list. How you want to manage your bugs after that is up to you. We prefer the tried and tested method of Backlog, Doing, Done.
5. Go to the website you want to report bugs/issues/tasks and sync with the Trello Board you have created. E.G let's say I am finding and adding bugs on a website for my client "Joes Pizza." I sync the website to the Trello board I have just created in the settings panel
6. Make sure Tracey is on duty in the settings and start visually reporting bugs by clicking the gun icon then clicking on the area of the page where the issue is.
7. Enter the details of the issue and click save. You will now see the issue in your Trello board with a screen grab of the location of the issue
8. You can now assign this issue to other team members on your Trello board or if you are working solo - just keep them there for later on.

Trello is a Kanban board system. That doesn't tell you much so look here for a quick overview video. Trello is awesome. The power of Trello is in its simplicity.

Web Developers mostly but also Content Creators, Editors, Website Designers, Software Developers and anyone working on anything inside a Web Browser (Chrome).

These bugs can get nasty so Tracey needs to be packing just in case.

Tracey is a fictional character who likes to capture bugs and send them to Trello Jail.

It sure can, anything Trello will integrate with by default Tracey does too.

We are a group of web developers and have tried various bug reporting tools like BugHerd and Jira. Where they fall down is in the issue management area where Trello excels. Bugherd and Jira are quite pricey too. Tracey is very good value for the work she does and risks she takes putting bugs behind bars.

Tracey is totally free. Eventually we will have a paid version with extra features but the pricing will be way less than anything else around at only $6.99 per month.

Yes! Please and thanks. We love our community of bug hunters and want to make Tracey better and better. Please email tracey@traceybugcop.com

Tracey will be much better at collaboration and will work great within teams. Multiple users will be able to log bugs and visually collaborate.

Not yet but it's coming... as well as a Mac App which will let you report issues anywhere on your screen so our design and App Building friends can use it too!