Stay close to your users.
Make it easy for people to share what they need, and for your team to listen and respond.
Acme’s public roadmap, as an example. Jordan types a request for dark mode and sends it. Others vote on it with one click and no account, one of them comments, and it reaches 77 votes. The team marks it completed, and the changelog email goes out to everyone who voted.
Follow one email all the way through
Maya uses Acme. Alex builds it. Follow her idea from one email to a product update.
Capture
Maya writes in.
Customer emails land in your feedback inbox, and you can reply right there.
Understand
AI drafts it. Alex checks it.
Tweak the draft and post it to your board, with Maya as the one who asked.
Decide
27 people want it too.
Votes and comments show what matters most. Put it on your roadmap, or ask more with a survey.
Close the loop
Maya hears back.
Reply to Maya from the inbox, and let voters know when it ships. Then share it in your changelog.
Votes where your people already are.
- On your site
One script tag adds a small bubble to your pages. Visitors suggest and vote without leaving the page.
<script src="https://your-account. featurevote.app/ embed.v2.js" data-account="your-account" async></script> - In Discord
Members suggest with /suggest, vote with /vote, or turn a chat message into a request.
- From one link
Post the board link in Slack, Teams or a newsletter, and people vote without an account.
A product page with a small feedback bubble in its corner. The bubble opens a card with an idea box, where a visitor sends “Could we get a dark mode?”. The Ideas tab then shows it on the board with two votes, the visitor’s own and one from someone else.
From the people building with us
“Sometimes it’s not just the votes, but the comments that show a pattern.”
Samuel
Product owner, WorkMirror
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Oskar
Founder, Commentsell
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Dennis Porter
Founder, 3D Fast Track