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Private issue reporter
Similar to @benbalter's https://github.com/benbalter/problem_child, but as a GitHub App. Once it's installed on a repo, users can go to the-app.com/:owner/:repo and see the new issue form. Depending on config in the repo, you can either require authentication (default) or allow anonymous issues.
GitLab has a similar feature that gives you an email address that your users can email. Each email creates a new issue, and the user gets a reply for each comment posted on their issue. They can also reply to the email to post a comment of their own.
GitLab has a similar feature that gives you an email address that your users can email. Each email creates a new issue, and the user gets a reply for each comment posted on their issue. They can also reply to the email to post a comment of their own.
And of course, if you're signed in to GitLab and if it's a public/internal project, you can submit a new issue as confidential.