Stop answering where is my request. Show them.
Move a card and the public page changes with it. Nobody signs in to see where their request stands.
14 day trial. Card up front, charged after it ends.
Your roadmap and your board should never disagree.
The public roadmap reads the same cards as your private board. Move a card once and both places change.
There is no second list to keep in step, so nothing goes stale.
Say no clearly, and say yes in the open.
The columns are Suggested, In Review, In Progress, Completed and Denied. Completed is what the changelog treats as shipped.
Showing the Denied column builds trust, because people see that you answer.
Let visitors join in without an account.
Visitors can vote, comment and suggest. They can also search, filter by tag and sort.
Each write action has its own switch, so the roadmap can be read only.
Make it look like it belongs to your product.
Set the background, text, accent, card, border, font and corner radius for each of a light and a dark theme.
There are twenty one fonts to choose from, so it can match your site.
Put it on your own addressWhat a public roadmap saves you
Fewer status emails
People check the page instead of writing to ask where their request stands.
Trust from a clear no
A visible Denied column shows that every request got an answer.
Votes where you can see them
Visitors vote on the roadmap itself, so interest shows up on the right card.
A page that matches your brand
Your colours and fonts make it feel like part of the product.
Your roadmap is public in three steps
You can have a roadmap people can read in an afternoon, and refine it later.
Turn on the public roadmap
Switch it on in your project and pick which actions visitors may take.
Choose your look and feel
Choose colours and a font for a light and a dark look.
Share the link
Post it in your app, your help pages or your emails.
What people ask before they publish a roadmap
Do visitors need an account?
No. They vote, comment and suggest without signing in.
Can I make it read only?
Yes. Each write action has its own switch, so you can turn voting, comments or suggestions off.
Which columns does it have?
Suggested and In Review come first, then In Progress, and finally Completed and Denied.
Does it show dates?
No. Cards carry no dates, so the columns are the whole promise.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on Pro at $39/mo. Every plan can embed the roadmap with a widget.
Can I change the look?
Yes. Set seven options for each theme, and pick from twenty one fonts.
Can I keep the roadmap private?
Not today. There is no private roadmap, and anyone with the link can read it.
Which plan has it?
Every plan, from Lite at $9/mo.
Do my changes show up at once?
Yes. Move a card on your board and the public page changes with it.
Can visitors search the roadmap?
Yes. They can search the roadmap, filter it by tag and sort it, all without signing in.
Does Completed mean the same as shipped?
Yes. Completed is what the changelog treats as shipped.
What you should know first
- There is no private roadmap.
- No dates on cards. The columns are the whole promise.
- A custom domain needs Pro at $39/mo.
Where your next page is
Pages that make a public roadmap work harder.
Show people where their request stands
On every plan from $9/mo. Both plans start with a 14 day trial of Pro, and a card is asked at signup.