Triage

This template gives your team a structured bug tracking workflow out of the box. Reporters submit bugs through a guided form that captures severity level, steps to reproduce, expected vs. actual behavior, and environment details. Every report gets an auto-generated tracking ID and lands in a shared dashboard.

The tracking dashboard shows all bugs organized by status with real-time updates — no refreshing or manual syncing needed. Filter by severity to surface critical issues, filter by status to focus on what needs attention, or search by title and tracking ID to find specific reports.

Triage goes beyond basic reporting. Assign bugs to team members, leave comments, attach files, and track every status change in an activity log. The built-in analytics dashboard gives you charts on severity trends, resolution rates, and team workload so you can spot patterns and improve your process.

The app includes role-based access with admin, moderator, and user roles, team management, and Google sign-in. It's built for teams where everyone needs visibility into the full bug lifecycle.

Best Use Cases

Internal Engineering Workflow

Replace informal bug reports in Slack channels with a structured process. The severity-based dashboard helps your team prioritize during standups and sprint planning without another tool subscription.

QA Testing Cycles

Give your QA team a consistent format for logging issues during testing. Every report includes severity, reproduction steps, and environment details so engineers can reproduce and fix bugs faster.

Client Project Management

Invite clients as team members so they can report issues in a format your team can act on. The dashboard gives everyone a shared view of what's been reported, what's in progress, and what's resolved.

Cross-Team Visibility

When multiple teams need to see the same bug queue, Triage gives everyone a single source of truth with role-based access. Admins manage the workflow; team members focus on their assignments.

Getting Started

Step 1: Remix This Template

Click "Remix" to create your own copy with a working bug tracker, dashboard, and analytics — all connected to a backend automatically.

Step 2: Familiarize Yourself With the Project

Go to User > Settings > Knowledge, and read what's under "Project knowledge" to understand the intended architecture and functionality before you start customizing.

Step 3: Create Your Account

Sign up with email or Google. Invite your team from the settings page.

Step 4: Customize Your Workspace

Update your company name and details in settings. Manage team members and assign roles to control who can do what.

Step 5: Start Tracking Bugs

Use the bug submission form to log your first issue. Assign it, change its status, add comments, and watch it flow through your dashboard.

Step 6: Go Live

Deploy with one click. Lovable handles hosting and performance. Your team can start logging and resolving bugs immediately.

Step 7: Iterate and Make It Yours

Continue building and make any changes to the app to suit your team's exact preferences and workflows.

Conclusion

This bug tracker is built for engineering teams, QA engineers, and product managers who need structured issue tracking without the setup overhead of enterprise tools. You get a guided submission form, severity-based prioritization, team assignment, real-time dashboards, and analytics — all in a template you can deploy in minutes. Whether you're managing a product backlog, running QA cycles, or tracking issues across a team, Triage keeps reports structured and resolution progress visible.