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What uBugtrack is

uBugtrack is a real-time collaboration app for managing tasks, issues, crashes, and releases. Teams can edit ticket fields, review project activity reports and statistics, and see changed tickets marked in bold since their last visit. When a release note is created, newly fixed or closed tickets can be attached automatically. Integrations include GitHub, Bitbucket, TFS, and Subversion; commit tags can mark tickets fixed or create release notes. Slack notifications cover new tickets, certain status changes, comments, and releases. A crash reporter sends detected crashes to the service. Its RESTful JSON API supports project and ticket operations, release creation, and release-note retrieval. Project permissions include a Reporter role that can view all tasks but edit only its own. The service is cloud-based and offers web and API access. The public beta is free without limit, including for production, and the maker says customer data will remain after beta ends. Paid plans are marked Coming Soon. The Free plan lists unlimited public projects, one private project, and 10 Mb of private-project storage. uBugtrack is based in Nice, France.

Who it suits

It suits development teams managing tasks and bugs together, coordinating releases, and connecting work with source control or Slack. Its Reporter role can accommodate people who need to view all tasks but edit only their own.

What it does well

  • Highlights tickets changed since a user's last visit.
  • Can add fixed or closed tickets to release notes.
  • Connects with four named source control systems.
  • Provides a documented RESTful JSON API.
  • Free beta allows unlimited public projects.

What to know first

  • Paid plans are marked Coming Soon.
  • Free plan limits private projects to one.
  • Private-project storage is limited to 10 Mb.

Limits

The Free plan allows unlimited public projects, one private project, and 10 Mb of private-project storage. Enterprise and Developer plans are marked Coming Soon.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
FreeTotally free during public beta; unlimited during beta · Unlimited public projects · 1 private project · 10 Mb private-project storageFree
Entrepriseper user/month; starting at $20 · Organization account · unlimited public and private projects, tickets, collaborators, and storage · team and user permissions · Coming soon$4 a month
Developerper month · Personal account · unlimited public and private projects, tickets, and collaborators · 1Gb storage · Coming soon$7 a month

As ubugtrack.com lists them, read 11 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Open https://ubugtrack.com/
  2. Use the public-beta Free plan or review the Enterprise and Developer plans
  3. Create or access projects through the web service
  4. Connect GitHub, Bitbucket, TFS, or Subversion if needed
  5. Configure Slack notifications, permissions, or API access

Verdict

uBugtrack covers ticket collaboration, release notes, crash reports, and integrations in a cloud service. Its free beta has explicit private-project limits, while paid plans are not yet available.

Questions

Is uBugtrack free?

Yes. The Free plan costs nothing and is unlimited during the public beta.

What does the Free plan include?

It includes unlimited public projects, one private project, and 10 Mb of private-project storage during the beta.

What platforms does uBugtrack support?

uBugtrack provides web and API access.

Which source-control services integrate with it?

The site names GitHub, Bitbucket, TFS, and Subversion integrations.

What are the paid plans?

Enterprise is $4 a month billed per user/month, starting at $20. Developer is $7 a month; both plans are marked Coming Soon.

Who makes uBugtrack?

It is developed by a team located in Nice, France.

Facts from uBugtrack's own pages

API
The maker documents a RESTful JSON API for listing and retrieving projects and tickets, creating and updating tickets, creating releases, and retrieving release notes. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Beta and limits
The pricing page says the product is in public beta, is free without limit during beta, can be used in production, and customer data will not be deleted at beta's end; its paid plans are marked Coming Soon. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Collaboration
It offers real-time collaboration with editable fields, and changed tickets are shown in bold since the user's last visit. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Crash reporting
The product says its crash reporter automatically catches crashes and sends them to uBugtrack. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Headquarters
Nice, France · ubugtrack.com, 28 Sept 2026
Hosting
The privacy page says uBugtrack uses third-party vendors and hosting partners for the hardware, software, networking, and storage needed to run the service. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Intended users
The maker's Simple Agile Methodology page describes managing tasks and bugs together and having developers select tasks to assign to themselves. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Maker location
The maker describes uBugtrack as developed by a passionate team located in Nice, France. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Other integrations
The changelog says Jira project synchronization was added in 2019 and a Discord webhook integration in 2019. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Permissions
Project permissions can be managed, and the changelog describes a Reporter role that can view all tasks but edit only their own. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Privacy and data
The privacy page says service data is not shared or sold for commercial purposes except as permitted to provide requested products or services, and users retain rights to their data. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Project activity
The product provides real-time project activity reports and statistics. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Purpose
uBugtrack describes itself as a real-time collaboration app for managing tasks, issues, crashes, and releases. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Release notes
Creating a release note can automatically attach newly fixed or closed tickets to it. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Slack integration
Slack notifications can be sent when a ticket is added, changes to To be tested or Closed, receives a comment, or a release is created. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026
Source control integrations
The site names GitHub, Bitbucket, TFS, and Subversion integrations, with commit tags to mark tickets fixed or create release notes. · ubugtrack.com, 11 Oct 2026

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