— About · est. 2024, Gothenburg
Built by two makers tired of guessing.
Featurevote started the way most honest tools do: we needed it ourselves. Somewhere between the support inbox, the sales calls, and someone's memory, the truth about what to build next kept getting lost.
— The story
From gut feeling to real demand.
Every product team we'd been on made roadmap decisions the same way: whoever argued loudest in the planning meeting won. Customer feedback existed — scattered across tickets, emails, and hallway conversations — but it never made it into the room.
So we built a board where users could ask and vote, without logging in, and where shipped work turned into a changelog that told the exact people who asked. Simple enough to set up in under a minute, honest enough to also tell you what not to build.
Today Featurevote runs public roadmaps and lightweight internal trackers for product teams who'd rather listen than guess — from WorkMirror's public voting board to Commentsell's one-board workflow.
— What we believe
Three principles, in plain sight.
01
Ship from conversations
A backlog is a list of guesses. A board full of votes and comments is a conversation — we build the product, and our roadmap, from the second one.
02
Simplicity is the feature
A board in 40 seconds, voting without a login, a changelog that drafts itself. Every feature we add has to make Featurevote feel smaller, not bigger.
03
Close the loop
Feedback without a reply is a complaint box. When something ships, the people who asked should hear about it — automatically, every time.
— The makers
“We're a two-person company. Every feature request gets read by the people who'll build it.”
Niklas Wibelius
Product & engineering
Writes the code, reads every piece of feedback.
Samuel Nygren
Design & growth
Makes it beautiful, makes sure people find it.
Devinova Group AB · Gothenburg, Sweden
Got an opinion on what we should build next?
Good — that's rather the point. Tell us on our own board, or start one of yours.