I appreciate the sentiment, but I do think it's quite a bit different to what we at BugHerd do. BugHerd is designed to run ON your site, rather than your site r

I appreciate the sentiment, but I do think it's quite a bit different to what we at BugHerd do. BugHerd is designed to run ON your site, rather than your site running IN BugHerd. We originally went down the awesomebox path, but as soon as we started dealing with server side code it caused issues. We run on your production/staging environment meaning you get your app running in the wild.