Loggerhythm
Screenshot-first issue intake for client projects.
Loggerhythm is a lightweight issue intake tool designed for the gap between a client noticing something wrong and a developer being able to act on it. The core insight is that most client bug reports are vague — a screenshot and a sentence is almost always more useful than a paragraph of text written from memory. Loggerhythm makes that the default.
Reporters access a project-specific URL, submit a screenshot directly from their device, and add a brief description. No account required on the reporter side. On the developer side, an admin view surfaces all incoming issues with filters, status tracking, and bulk actions. Issues move through a triage workflow: Logged → Seen → Appraised → In Development → Resolved.
Each issue can be annotated, assigned an AI instruction (raise fix ticket, add to PRD, CMS lookup), and logged to a Notion issues database with one click. The Notion integration feeds into the issue-processing skill, which reads the database on a schedule and automatically creates dev tickets, appends to parked PRDs, or performs CMS lookups depending on the instruction.
Loggerhythm is built as a standalone Next.js application using Supabase for storage and deployed at loggerhythm.brainwash.solutions. It is currently in prototype and in active use across Brainwash client projects.