FeedBoard

FeedBoard is feedback-board and public-roadmap software for product teams. Instead of letting requests scatter across inboxes, chats, and support tickets, it collects every idea, bug report, and piece of feedback onto a single public board where users upvote what matters most. Your team triages those posts into a visible roadmap, ships them, and publishes a changelog entry — and everyone who asked for the feature gets an email telling them it's live. The result is a closed loop: users see that their input actually leads somewhere, so they keep coming back with the next idea. It positions itself as a Canny/UserJot alternative, with a free-forever tier and anonymous feedback (no account required to post or vote).

The core idea — a closed loop in five steps

Users ask — they post ideas on your public board, no account needed The crowd votes — upvotes make real demand visible and rankable Your team triages — tag, set statuses, drag winners onto the roadmap You ship it — publish a changelog entry so nothing vanishes into a void Everyone hears back — automatic email to everyone who asked Notable features

One inbox for three input types: feature requests, bug reports, and general feedback Photo and video attachments, so bugs come with proof Public roadmap and changelog 8 European languages across board, dashboard, and emails Multi-tenant workspaces with custom domains and branding Unlimited posts and votes on every plan, including free Who it's for: SaaS and web apps, mobile apps, online stores, games, agencies, hardware, services, and communities — their framing is "if people use it, you can collect feedback on it."

Pricing: Free forever (1 workspace, 2 team members, no card required); Pro $10/mo; Business $15/mo. There's an early-bird annual discount running — 55% off, quoted as $4.48/mo and $6.72/mo billed annually — advertised as ending October 27, 2026.