Your next feature is already in your inbox.
Ideas arrive mid-conversation. Feedback turns them into a public board your customers vote on, a roadmap they can watch, and a changelog that tells them when it shipped.
Nobody files a feature request.
They mention it mid-chat and move on. Feedback catches it right there — one click turns the message into an idea on the board, with the contact still attached.
“Any chance of a dark theme? I'm in this thing at 2am most nights.”
“Is there a way to pull all our contacts out at once? I need them in a spreadsheet.”
“My team logs in from everywhere — can we get two-factor on the accounts?”
A standalone feedback tool starts with an empty board and hopes people show up. Yours starts with every conversation you've already had.
The side of it you work in.
Ideas ranked by votes, moved onto the roadmap, shipped and announced — the whole workspace, tab by tab.Every idea ranked by votes, in a table or on a board. Open one to see who asked and what they said, then move it along. The real workspace, running right here in your browser.
Dark mode across the dashboard
You asked, we shipped. Every screen now has a proper dark theme — not just the inbox. Toggle it in Settings → Appearance.
One board.
Three things to point at.
The same ideas power all three: a board people vote on, a roadmap they can watch, and a changelog that proves you got there.
Demand, not opinions.
Customers post an idea and vote on the ones they want. The loudest voice in the room stops deciding your roadmap, because now you can see how many people are actually behind a request.
- ·Ranked by votes, in a table or on a board
- ·Categories, priorities and statuses
- ·Separate boards per audience
- ·Approve submissions before they go public
A link instead of “soon”.
Planned, in progress, done. Send the roadmap link rather than promising a date, and the same question stops coming back. Support gets an answer that stays true.
- ·Public columns you control
- ·Ideas carry their votes across
- ·Nothing goes live until you publish it
- ·One roadmap per board
Proof that you ship.
Every release gets an entry, and the entry links back to the idea that asked for it. New visitors can scroll months of steady progress — which is the cheapest trust you will ever buy.
- ·Entries linked to the original issue
- ·Readers can react to what shipped
- ·Analytics on votes, views and engagement
- ·Filter by feature, improvement or fix
The 214 people who asked for it find out first.
Ship the idea, write the changelog entry, and everyone who voted hears about it — on the channel they contacted you on. What started as a chat message ends as a reply.
A proper dark theme for every screen, not just the inbox.
You asked, we shipped. Every screen now has a proper dark theme — it follows your system setting by default.
That last step is the one everyone skips. It's also the one that makes people bother telling you the next thing.
From nothing to a live board
in minutes
Open a board. Point your domain at it. Share the link. (Yes, that's it.)
Open a board.
Name it, choose your categories, and decide whether submissions go live straight away or wait for your approval. One board or one per audience — your call.
Point your domain at it.
Take the free subdomain, or add a CNAME and run it at feedback.yourdomain.com with your logo and colours. SSL included, no extra setup.
Share the link.
Drop it in your help centre, your footer, your chat replies. The first idea can land this afternoon — and it arrives already attached to a contact.
A feedback board that knows
who's asking
Two hundred and fourteen votes either way. The question is whether you can tell who they came from — and whether the answer changes what you build first.
Open your board today
Turn it on, pick a subdomain or point your own at it, and share the link. The first idea can land this afternoon.