With almost all of 2025 out in front of us, we wanted to make sure that you saw all of the great progress and useful features that got pushed live in 2024! Last year was a year of big strides forward, meaningful conversations with our community, and exciting updates to our product. Before we dive into all the exciting things ahead in 2025, let’s take a moment to celebrate the progress we made this past year.

Thank You for Your Continued Support

First, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to you—our BugSplatters—for being such an integral part of our journey. The feedback, support, and ideas we’ve received from our user community have been invaluable in shaping BugSplat into the tool it is today.

A long time ago, we made a commitment to prioritize conversations with our users. These discussions not only energize us but also guide our decision-making, ensuring we’re focusing on what truly matters to you. While we can’t build every feature idea that comes up, we strive to build the right features—and to do so exceptionally well.

As we move into 2025, we encourage you to keep the feedback coming. Whether through email, in-app messages, Discord, or industry events like GDC, your voice helps us grow and improve.

Join Our Growing Community

This year, we’ve seen exciting growth in our user conversations happening in our new Discord community. If you haven’t joined yet, we’d love to see you there. It’s a great place to connect with other BugSplatters and our team, and right now, joining gives you a chance to win a brand-new mechanical keyboard.

As always, you can also reach us at support@bugsplat.com and hi@bugsplat.com for any questions or feedback.

2024 Product Highlights: Major Updates You May Have Missed

Here’s a look back at some of the major updates and announcements from BugSplat this year:

Custom Attributes

Make your crash reports more insightful and tailored with our new Custom Attributes feature. Add searchable, filterable data to every report, making debugging more effective than ever. Read More →

Nintendo Switch Integration

We’ve expanded console support with our new integration for Nintendo Switch, empowering developers to seamlessly track crashes during development and production. Learn More →

Symbol Servers Support

BugSplat now supports external symbol servers, including AWS S3 buckets and HTTPS servers, ensuring fast and efficient crash processing. Learn How It Works →

Introducing Dark Mode

One of the most popular requests is finally here! BugSplat now supports Dark Mode, offering a more eye-friendly interface for late-night debugging or personal preference. Switch to Dark Mode →

Bi-Directional Status Syncing

Keep your crash workflows streamlined with bi-directional syncing between BugSplat and Jira. Automatically sync status updates for open, closed, or regression crashes. Get the Details →

GitLab Integration

Connect BugSplat with GitLab to enrich issues with valuable crash data, enabling your team to switch effortlessly between BugSplat and GitLab while maintaining a smooth workflow. Find Out More →

Monday.com Integration

Bridge the gap between crash reporting and project management with BugSplat’s new Monday.com integration. Manage and resolve issues directly from your crash reports. Explore the Integration →

Favro Integration

Streamline your workflow with BugSplat’s Favro integration, allowing your team to quickly create cards enriched with crash data. Effortlessly switch between BugSplat’s detailed crash reports and your Favro boards. Explore the Integration →

Stay Connected

Stay up to date with BugSplat by visiting the rest of our blog, checking out our changelog, and following us on our new Bluesky account (bugsplatco.bsky.social).

Thank you for an incredible 2024. We’re looking forward to continuing this journey with you in 2025.

Let’s make it another amazing year—together!