Do voters need an account?

No. Anyone with the link taps the vote button once and the vote counts — no account, no email. If you would rather collect emails, every board has a "Require email to vote" setting.

Can people add their own items to the list?

Yes. The board has a post form, so anyone with the link can suggest an item without an account. You decide what stays — items can be merged or archived from the admin side.

Is it only for software features?

No. Featurevote was built as feature-voting software, but a board is just a list with voting on it. Groups use boards to rank merch designs, book lists, common-room purchases, and community projects.

The free plan runs a public board with up to 15 active items, which covers most group lists. Paid plans lift the limits.

Can someone vote twice?

Not on the same item: each browser gets one vote per item, enforced by an anonymous token plus a rate limit. Someone can support as many different items as they like. Clearing browser data gets around the limit — it is built to keep a group list honest, not to run an election.

featurevote.

— One list · one link · anyone votes

A shared list, ranked by the group.

Put the options on a board and drop one link in the group chat. Everyone votes on the items — no accounts, no spreadsheet, no counting hands — and the list re-ranks itself as the votes land.

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— How it works

Three steps, no setup meeting.

Make the listCreate a board and add the options yourself — or leave the post form open and let the group add their own.
Share one linkThe board lives at a public URL. Drop it in a Discord server, a group chat, a newsletter, or pin it to a noticeboard as a QR code. Nobody needs an invite.
Watch it rankVotes count the moment they are tapped, and the list reorders by vote count. People can vote on as many items as they like — the most-supported ones rise to the top.

The part that makes it work for a group: voting needs no account. Someone in the chat taps the link, taps an item, and is done — here is exactly how that works and what the trade-off is.

— Real lists, on real boards

The lists people actually run.

These are ways boards are used today — some named, some kept anonymous. None of them are product roadmaps.

A Discord community: 3D Fast Track, a free game-art school, keeps its board pinned in the server. Members vote on which guides get written and which designs make the merch print run. 3dft.featurevote.app
A fan community: Fans of an app they do not own keep a shared wishlist and rank it — over a hundred votes from people who never made an account anywhere.
A university dorm: Sixty people deciding what to buy for the common room. The link goes in the group chat, votes land in minutes, and everyone can see where the group stands.
A translation project: A congregation keeps a list of books worth translating and votes on which one is next — the queue orders itself.
A reading group: Candidate books for the next meeting, ranked by the whole group — including the members who would never sign up for a tool to do it.

— the common thread: none of these groups asked anyone to create an account.

— What this actually is

Built as feature-voting software.

Featurevote was built for product teams collecting feature requests. It turns out a feature board is just a list anyone can vote on, so groups with no product and no roadmap use it for their lists too — and everything on this page is the standard product, not a special mode.

If you are a product team, the features page shows the full tool. This page is for everyone else.

— See one live

Vote on a real list right now.

This link opens Featurevote's own public board. Pick an item and vote on it — no login, because there is nothing to log in to.

Open the live board

ideas.featurevote.app/board/ideas-features

— Questions, answered short

The fine print, in plain words.

Do voters need an account?: No. Anyone with the link taps the vote button once and the vote counts — no account, no email. If you would rather collect emails, every board has a "Require email to vote" setting.
Can people add their own items to the list?: Yes. The board has a post form, so anyone with the link can suggest an item without an account. You decide what stays — items can be merged or archived from the admin side.
Is it only for software features?: No. Featurevote was built as feature-voting software, but a board is just a list with voting on it. Groups use boards to rank merch designs, book lists, common-room purchases, and community projects.
What does it cost?: The free plan runs a public board with up to 15 active items, which covers most group lists. Paid plans lift the limits.
Can someone vote twice?: Not on the same item: each browser gets one vote per item, enforced by an anonymous token plus a rate limit. Someone can support as many different items as they like. Clearing browser data gets around the limit — it is built to keep a group list honest, not to run an election.

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