Find the setup that looks like yours.
Six ways people use one feedback board. Each page says when you can skip it.
14 day trial. Card up front, charged after it ends.
Every setup starts with the same simple board.
Visitors suggest and vote without an account, and you approve what goes live. What changes is where you share it.
So you learn the board once, and use it however your product needs.
Every setup ends with telling people it shipped.
Publish a release and each signed in voter whose request is in it gets one email.
That is what turns a one off vote into a returning user.
Put it where your people already are.
A link in Discord, a widget on your site or a tab inside your iPhone app. The votes land on the same cards.
Pick the door that suits your users, and add another later.
What every setup gives you
A clear ranking in a day
Votes add up on each card, so you see what most people want.
Fewer scattered requests
Ideas from email, chat and reviews end up on one board.
A way to say no gracefully
A public Denied column answers the same question once.
Users who hear back
People are told when what they asked for ships.
From first board to first vote
The same three steps fit every page below.
Create a board
Name it and add a few ideas of your own.
Share it where users are
Post a link, embed a widget or add the Swift package.
Approve, rank and ship
Approve suggestions as they arrive, read the ranking, then publish a release.
What people ask before they pick a setup
Can I mix setups?
Yes. One board can sit behind a link, a widget and an iPhone app at once.
Do my users need an account?
No. Anyone with the link can vote without signing up.
Which plan do I need?
Free covers one project and 100 votes, and Lite at $9/mo covers one project. Pro at $39/mo adds the API and a custom domain.
Can I try it first?
Both plans start with a 14 day trial of Pro, and a card is asked at signup.
Is there an app for it?
There is a Swift package for iOS and macOS. There is no Android package.
Can I move a board I already run?
Yes, from a public Canny or Featurebase board, on every plan.
Do I need a developer?
No, creating a board and sharing its link takes no code, and widgets take a few lines.
Does a new suggestion go live at once?
No. Suggestions wait in your queue until you approve them.
What you should know first
- There are no private boards. Anyone with the link can read a board.
- There is no Android package. The kit is for iOS and macOS.
Start with the closest match
Every page shows a working board and the honest limits.
Know what your first customers want
One project, a changelog that emails the people who asked.
Run a public roadmap on your own
A roadmap you can keep honest alone.
Count what your players ask for
Across Discord, Steam and email.
Give requests a board of their own
Next to GitHub issues, when issues stop being enough.
Let users vote inside your iOS app
The Swift package, drawn in SwiftUI.
Hear what your beta testers want
Ranked by votes, from a tab in your build.
Leaving Canny? Bring your board
What moves, what stays and how long it takes.
Leaving Featurebase? Keep your board
Name what stays behind before you move.
Try it on your own requests
Lite is $9/mo. Both plans start with a 14 day trial of Pro, and a card is asked at signup.