BugTracker.NET is a free, open-source, web-based bug or customer support issue tracker written using ASP.NET, C#, and Microsoft SQL Server (or its free cousin SQL Server Express). It is in daily use by thousands of development and support teams around the world. BugTracker.NET is easy to install and learn how to use. When you first install it, it is very simple and you can start using it right away. However, it offers you the ability to change its configuration to handle your needs if they are more complex.

Bugly is an issue and bug tracking system. It is being developed in C# and ASP.NET.

BugNET is a free, open source issue tracking and project issue management solution for the ASP.NET platform.

This is a library dll so DNN programmers can integrate BugNET within their modules more easliy.

Coleotrack: ASP.NET MVC Issue Tracking.

Countersoft Gemini Community Add-on's project providing users with additional integrations with Gemini, an ASP.NET Issue Tracker / Bug Tracker / Project Management platform.

A simple helpdesk web application to keep track of bugs and client requests, aimed at very small companies with many projects and different clients. The primary goal is for it to be as usable and intuitive as possible ; features will come next (except if it improves everyday usability). The focus is on the client, who doesn't know anything about computers, but has problems with the projects you develop for them.

This project actually consists of two parts; + The core part is a Silverlight application which serves content in a PowerPoint like approach, meaning that one page after another is displayed based on a controller (XML) file. Each page is a Silverlight Application which is dynamically loaded. What each Silverlight application does is up to the application but the base idea is that each application generates some content to display. We are using this to display TFS related information such as the status of each TFS Build and Open, Resolved and Closed bug per project and so on. + The second part is the development of various informational "pages" to display within the InfoKiosk. There are 3 projects included, one is the TFS Build Status, TFS Project Status and InfoPage Sample. The included TFS Build Status "page" can be compared to the build bunny, build lamp and other similar projects. This "TFS Build Status" info page displays all build types it finds within a TFS Server. The the solution is based on Silverlight 2.0 (RC1) and based on a "plug-n-play" design. The Silverlight page is meant to run in full screen mode on a TV or Monitor to show a development team about various areas of interest of their projects.

Killer Defect And Bug Tracking System (Killdabugs) is a simple, effective and easy-to-use defect/bug tracking software that makes it easier for you to manage bugs in your projects. It's completely free and open-source. You can use it on your own host or freely at killdabugs.com.

netDefect is a web based Bug/Defect/Issue Tracking Starter Kit for Visual Studio 2005 or higher. netDefect was written in response to the lack of update from the original Bug Tracking Starter Kit published on ASP.net and in response to my offices research for an opensource web based bug tracking tool. When the company I work for was researching for a free or minimal cost web based bug tracking tool they were discouraged at how limited the options were. This tool was started mid 2007 and hasn't been finished. This entry in CodePlex is to force myself to finish this project and get the starter kit out for the community to use and enhance. It's intention is to be as the name states, a Starter Kit. I plan on implementing the base line requirements of a bug tracking site and package it into a Visual Studio Installer. There will be several phases to this project, the first holding true tot he concept of a starter kit. To allow the users of the community to cretae a default web site that works right out of the box. The starter kit will be written in ASP.net 2.0 framework and will use MS SQLExpress for it's database. Later phase will incorporate some of .net 3.0 as well as the possibility of some AJAX. I will try to keep the site as generic as possible but it will unfortunately take on an IT feel. For that I apologize but hopefully with some community interaction we can generalize it further so that it can be used in almost any business case.

OpenOMS stands for Open Operational Management System. It is a web application targeting Project and Service Delivery focusing on the operations activity management.

Pop2Ticket is a Windows Service that checks a POP3 account for new messages and adds them as tickets to a project at Unfuddle.com.

Projecturo is a .NET based project management and ticketing tool (issue/task/feature tracking). It makes it very easy to manage your software development projects, tasks and tickets (bug, issues, features). It is developed in C# (.NET 3.5).

Project Dashboard helps software project managers to manage, track and monitor health of various active software projects. This web application includes various features like requirement management, defect management, project matrics, release management and task management.

Reporting support for the popular Redmine ticketing system. Fully fledged report designer and comprehensive sample report included.

Sharp Track is web-based bug tracking system. It's developed in ASP.NET (C#, MVC).

Sharply presented issue-tracker tool, very easy to use. Asp.Net 1.1 Web Application using custom ORM solution. Not yet ruined by too many features, but very simple codebase, so very easy to modify. The basic view is list of my tasks, organised by high/medium/low priority. A

The ToDoList task management program is FOSS by dan.g. at AbstractSpoon. ToDoListLib is a third-party C# library for apps to read and write TDL data files.

This is an addin to Internet Explorer that allows you to easily submit a defect about the page you are currently browsing. Because it is integrated into IE it can capture a significant amount of extra information that normally wouldn't get included in a defect report, this includes: - A Screen Shot of the page - The source HTML of the page - Any script files being used by the page - Any CSS pages that are referenced in the page - Details about the client browser configuration (e.g. screen resolution, browser version, ...) - Assign default values for any field in the defect report (e.g. Area, Iteration, Assigned To, ...)