There are a lot of bugs in the Bubble platform, and many of them are difficult to reproduce in isolation. Submitting bug reports is time-consuming and often leads to a lot of back-and-forth without resolution.
To address both of these issues, I suggest implementing a live weekly QA session where Bubble end users can connect directly with platform developers or product managers in a group session.
WeWeb holds a similar session every week—just one hour. I believe it’s one of the reasons their platform feels so well-designed and thought out: product leads get real-time feedback, see how users interact with the platform, identify friction points, observe confusion firsthand, and highlight recurring bugs.
It also surfaces the many issues users simply tolerate and never report—bugs or UX quirks they’ve accepted as “just how it is,” even if it’s painful.
A weekly session would provide accountability and visibility. If someone from the product team is regularly exposed to the platform’s real-world pain points, issues are more likely to get resolved quickly. These sessions can be recorded and used as direct bug reports, allowing the team to triage and debug in real-time with the affected users to narrow down the bugs.