Tether

What is Tether?

Tether is a feedback management tool for collecting and organizing input from users and team members. Teams can report bugs, suggest new features, or request copy changes in one place, with notifications that keep everyone aligned. It is aimed at web agencies and SaaS companies of any size, and integrates with tools like GitHub, Jira, Linear, Slack, and Notion.

A standout feature is the AI-Powered Changelog, which uses GPT-4 to automatically generate detailed changelogs without coding. The changelog can be customized to match your brand. Tether also offers a community with resources such as blogs and a Slack channel.

Who created Tether?

Tether was founded by Gordon Frayne, who also co-founded Aztech Digital. The company specializes in a widget for collecting website feedback, reporting bugs, and handling design QA, with the goal of smoothing the testing and review process for clients.

What is Tether used for?

• Reporting and tracking bugs
• Design QA and general QA
• Collecting product, customer, and client feedback
• Submitting change requests and feature suggestions
• Pinpointing problems in web projects
• Capturing screenshots directly in the app
• Keeping feedback organized and teams aligned through notifications
• Reducing time spent on QA

Who is Tether for?

Tether is useful for Project Managers, Developers, Designers, Operations Managers, Directors of Product, Product Designers, and Co-Founders.

Getting started

1. Install the widget: Add the Tether widget to your website so users and team members can report feedback. No credit card is required, and setup takes less than 2 minutes.
2. Collect feedback: Use the in-app screen capture to record screens, add markups, and take pixel-perfect screenshots for clearer reports.
3. Get data-rich reports: Tether automatically collects technical data, helping developers find and fix issues faster with less back-and-forth.
4. Integrate: Connect Tether with tools like Slack and Notion to keep your team in the loop.