Feedback where the user already is

Drop-in embeds for the board, roadmap, and changelog. Feedback arrives with the context of the screen the user was on when they wrote it.

The problem

You do not get the feedback you make people leave for

A link to a feedback site in a footer converts approximately nobody. The user has to notice it, decide the annoyance is worth a detour, leave what they were doing, and then reconstruct the problem from memory.

Every one of those steps loses people, and it loses the frustrated ones fastest — which are the ones you most need to hear from.

What you get

Everything in widgets

One script tag

Paste the snippet before `</body>`. It loads asynchronously and does not block your page from rendering.

Feedback widget

A 'Suggest a feature' entry point that posts to the board you choose, from inside your app.

Changelog widget

A 'What's new' panel with an unread badge — the cheapest adoption mechanism you have.

Roadmap widget

Answers 'are you working on this?' in-product, at the moment the user is wondering.

Your styling

Colours and placement follow your product, not ours.

No account required

The user posts with an email address and still gets notified when it ships.

Questions

Frequently asked

Your customers already told you what to build

It is in a support inbox, three Slack threads, and a spreadsheet nobody has opened since March. Put it somewhere it can be counted.

No credit card required to start. $0 forever.