DebugMe vs Staffjoy

The best way to give visual feedback and report bugs

DebugMe came into life because of the passion of effectiveness and productivity. We believe that there are much efficient ways working with bugs such as the current solutions do. We develop DebugMe for web developers and designers who spend too much time on solving bugs and tired of the endless e-mail conversations with the clients. Our mission is to help our them focusing on what they do the best and make the communication with the clients shorter and more effective. DebugMe is a simple, yet effective tool that lets users to report bugs visually in context and developers productivity to soar.

Staffjoy is creating flexibility for workers and businesses to help them thrive

Staffjoy provides the first workforce tool that builds schedules entirely automatically while respecting worker preferences and not requiring human scheduler. The web app collects worker availability and business demand and then schedules workers according to their preferences, as well as the business’s rules. Businesses save money by regaining time spent scheduling, as they utilize the more efficient schedules.

Staffjoy is creating flexibility for workers and businesses to help them thrive.
Relative to other scheduling startups like WhenIWork and ShiftPlanning, Staffjoy automates the whole process and decreases labor costs.
Philip Thomas and Andrew Hess co-founded Staffjoy. They met while engineering students at Washington University in St. Louis, then worked at OpenDNS through its acquisition by Cisco. They started Staffjoy as a side project, then began working on it full-time during the first Y Combinator Fellowship Class.

We are automating a task that managers spend millions of hours per week doing around the world. Not only are we replacing a human, but we are out-performing them and our sophisticated algorithms automate legal compliance and better allocate resources than a human.