Launching BugHarbor: The feedback tool I needed to finally stop building and start shipping

I've built multiple apps that never launched. Not because they were bad ideas - because I was paralyzed by one question: "What will users actually think about this?"

I found myself juggling screenshot tools, bug trackers, feedback forms, and analytics. Yet I still didn't have the clarity to confidently move from "building" to "shipping." The friction of managing multiple tools became another excuse not to launch.

So I built BugHarbor - the simple feedback hub I needed to stop overthinking.

What it does: One centralized place to collect screenshots (with annotations), screen recordings, and audio feedback. Plus AI-powered code prompts that work with Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude, and other dev tools.

Where we are: Built with Laravel, multi-tenancy ready, Paddle payments integrated. Four pricing tiers from $9/mo. Core features work, now focused on real-world testing before broader launch.

The offer: First 500 users get immediate early access to help us test and shape the product. Your feedback will directly influence what we build next. Sign up at https://bugharbor.space/early-access

What I'm struggling with:

• Finding the right balance between simplicity and power features

• Deciding which AI integrations to prioritize

• Understanding if $9/mo is the right entry point for indie devs

For fellow indie hackers who've launched feedback/dev tools:

• What features did you think would matter but didn't?

• What pricing mistakes did you make early on?

• How did you get your first paying users beyond friends/family?

I'm here to share what's working (and what's not) as we build. Happy to answer questions about our tech stack, pricing strategy, or the journey from Suriname to global markets.