Reportify

After a frustrating match, I didn’t want reporting players to become another chore. Reporting several people meant repeating the same steps, so reducing that friction became the main goal.

My earlier version, Ticketeer, automated filling in support tickets. But I rarely used it myself — it still wasn’t convenient enough. With Reportify, I shifted the workflow into the matchroom, where players could prepare and review reports in one place.

Fast Report lets users select multiple players, apply a shared report category, and start with all rounds selected. Before submitting, they can review and adjust those selections. A detailed mode lets them add context, screenshots, and video links.

Reports are queued and sent individually. The goal is to reduce repetitive actions while keeping users in control of what they submit.

As of November 13, 2026, Chrome Web Store reported 18 weekly users for the extension. Reportify was released as an update to the existing Ticketeer listing, retaining its user base.

Between November 4 and 13, the website recorded 47 impressions and no clicks in Google Search Console. I hadn’t yet promoted the new website through additional channels.

Earlier Reddit posts promoting Ticketeer generated approximately 43,000 views. That exposure belongs to the previous version, rather than the launch of Reportify.

The biggest change was moving from a tool I rarely used myself to a workflow I actually use after matches. That’s a useful personal signal, but it doesn’t yet tell me how other players experience the product.