Feedback that lands where your team already works
Three native connections, plus webhooks, a REST API and an MCP server for everything else. All of it on every paid seat — nothing here is gated behind a higher tier.
Native connections
Connect once from Settings → Integrations, then push feedback across in a click.
Jira
Connect a Jira site, map it to a project, and push any pin to a Jira issue with its screenshot, browser and OS attached. The issue links back to the pin.
Read the docsGitHub
Link a repository and turn a pin into a GitHub issue in a click. The environment details land in the issue body, so whoever picks it up can reproduce it.
Read the docsSlack
Connect a workspace and get new feedback posted to the channel your team already watches, so a pin doesn't sit unseen until someone opens the board.
Read the docsConnect anything else
We’d rather be honest about the catalogue: Jira, GitHub and Slack are the native ones. Everything else — Linear, ClickUp, Asana, Monday, Zapier, Make — connects through these three, and they’re genuinely capable.
Webhooks
Fire an HTTP POST when a task is created, updated or resolved. This is how you reach Linear, ClickUp, Asana, Monday, Zapier, Make or anything else with an inbound hook.
Read the docsREST API v1
Read and write projects, tasks, comments and attachments. Token-authenticated, documented, and included on every paid seat — not a higher tier.
Read the docsMCP server
Point Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client at your board so an agent can triage feedback, open tasks and close them without leaving the editor.
Read the docsCommon questions
Which tier includes integrations?
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All of them. Jira, GitHub, Slack, webhooks, the REST API and the MCP server are on every paid seat, and the free plan includes one API/MCP token. Several tools in this category put issue-tracker integrations two tiers up — BugHerd's Jira, Asana, Linear and ClickUp connections start on its $150/month Premium plan, and Userback's REST API starts on Business Plus.
Do you integrate with Linear, ClickUp or Asana?
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Not natively. Those connect through webhooks or the REST API, both of which are included on every paid seat. If a native connection to one of them would decide it for you, tell us — it's how we prioritise the next one.
What can the MCP server do?
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It exposes your projects, tasks and comments to any MCP client, so Claude Code or Cursor can read the board, create tasks from a pin, update statuses and close things out. It's the same data the REST API exposes, in the shape agents expect.
Can I import from another tool?
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WebPinch imports JSON exports, including Jira and Trello formats, so an existing backlog can come across rather than being retyped.
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