— Success stories
Teams who stopped guessing.
01
WorkMirror.
Electronic mileage logs for company vehicles
Public voting board
After their previous feedback tool went bankrupt — taking years of historical data with it — WorkMirror needed a way to weigh requests from many small customers against a few large accounts, without letting gut feeling decide the roadmap. Feedback now flows in from the in-app board, customer service, and sales reps logging requests on behalf of prospects.
“Sometimes it’s not just the votes, but the comments that show a pattern.”
40 sec
to set up their first board
45 – 11
the vote that settled the app debate
3
feedback channels, one board
02
Commentsell.
Social commerce for grocery stores & retailers
Lightweight tracker + feedback
Commentsell’s feedback arrives messy — screenshots, short notes, many languages. Instead of forcing customers through heavy tooling, Oskar runs ideas, bugs, and internal improvements on a single board that doubles as a lightweight task tracker: capture the messy input, convert it into structured work, move it to done, publish the changelog.
“Most tools feel so complicated, this just works.”
1
board for ideas, bugs & internal work
03
3D Fast Track.
Free game-art school, run from Discord
Community list
A Discord community of game artists that teaches industry skills for free. Their board — pinned in the server — decides what happens next: which guides get written, which designs go to the merch print run, which channels open. Members vote without making an account anywhere.
“In my experience, a huge barrier of entry for participation is simply having to sign up, especially for smaller communities where mods/admins are trying to generate interest and support.”
0
accounts needed to vote
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Launch a board in about two minutes, put it in front of your users, and let real demand shape what you build next.