Know what connects before you commit.
A short list of what exists, then the list of what is missing. You should never find out after you sign up.
14 day trial. Card up front, charged after it ends.
Reach your board from your own code.
There are 21 routes and three kinds of key. The embed key draws a widget and is safe to publish, the API key needs Pro, and the secret key never leaves your server.
Every write route is checked apart from the read routes.
What the API can doShow the board inside the product itself.
Widgets work for signed out visitors on any plan. A Swift package draws the board natively in iOS and macOS apps.
Users vote where they already are, whichever you use.
The widgetsBring in the people and the plans behind your votes.
A signed token identifies your users. Stripe, Paddle and a CSV bring voters and their plans, and a public Canny or Featurebase board brings requests.
So your board starts with the context you already have.
Sign in with a tokenTake your data out as easily as you put it in.
One button writes every request to a CSV with twelve columns. The same export is on every plan.
You are never locked in to read your own feedback.
What the export containsWhat the connections give you
Votes from known customers
A signed token puts a real name on a vote, so you can see who asked.
Plans without a spreadsheet
Stripe or Paddle keeps each voter's tier current by itself.
A board that starts full
Import a public Canny or Featurebase board and your requests arrive with their votes.
No surprises later
The list of what is missing sits on this page, so you can decide today.
Connect what you need, in three steps
Most teams need only the first two.
Embed or call the board
Add a widget, the Swift package or an API call, depending on where your users are.
Sign in your customers
Sign a token on your server so each vote carries a real identity.
Bring in plans and requests
Connect Stripe or Paddle, or upload a CSV, and import any public board.
What people ask before they plan around it
Is there a Slack, Zapier or Intercom connection?
No. There are no Slack, Zapier or Intercom connections.
Does it sync with Jira or Linear?
No. There is no Jira or Linear sync and no outgoing webhooks.
Is there an Android package?
No, there is no Android or Kotlin package, because the kit is for iOS and macOS.
Does it support SAML?
No. Sign in is a signed token for voters, and it does not sign anyone into the dashboard.
What can I import?
Requests from a public Canny or Featurebase board. Comments and voter names stay behind.
Which billing tools connect?
Stripe and Paddle, plus a CSV if you prefer to upload.
Which plan has the API?
Pro, at $39/mo. Widgets and imports are on every plan.
Can I see the whole list of routes?
Yes. The API page lists them, 21 in all, and says which three need no key.
Can my own scripts file requests?
Yes, on Pro. The API can read the board and file requests from your own backend.
What is not there
- There is no Slack, Zapier or Intercom connection, no sync with Jira or Linear and no outgoing webhooks.
- No Android or Kotlin package.
- Sign in is a signed token for voters. It is not SAML and does not sign anyone into the dashboard.
- Imports read a public Canny or Featurebase board. Comments and voter names stay behind.
Where your next page is
Pages for the connections you are most likely to need.
Check the list, then try the board
Lite is $9/mo for one project and Pro is $39/mo. Both plans start with a 14 day trial of Pro, and a card is asked at signup.