For software teams, open source projects and indie developers. Collect feature requests on one board, let people vote, and tell them what you decided.
Requests arrive by email, in your issue tracker and in chat. The same one turns up three times in three places, and the quiet ones get lost. Put one link everywhere you hear from people, and every request lands on the same board.
On a reviewed board, new ideas wait in a queue until someone on your team publishes them. Similar ideas sit next to each one, so you catch a duplicate before it splits the votes.
Fold two ideas into one and every supporter comes along. Someone who voted for both counts once, so the total stays honest.
Move an idea to Selected, In progress or Done, and say why in a public note. A status is a decision about one idea, not a promise about the year.
When an idea is Done or Declined, its votes freeze. The number shows how many people asked, at the moment you answered.
Everyone following the idea gets a notification in the app. People who turned on decision emails also get one email when it’s Done or Declined, and that’s it.
Things that matter when the people asking are your users.
Short answers about how it fits next to the tools you already use.
No. Each idea gets one of five statuses: Open, Selected, In progress, Done or Declined. A status is a decision about that idea, with a public note if you want one, not a promise about when.
No, there are no integrations. Export CSV files when you want the ideas in the tool you track work in.
Rejected is a private review decision before an idea is published: it never goes public, and only its author and your team see it. Declined is public: the idea stays on the board with your explanation, and its votes freeze.
The owner of the board, and only for people who chose to share. They can stop sharing at any time from their own settings.
post the first idea on your own board in under a minute.