Collect user feedback at scale without overwhelming your team.
Set up a forum for users to vote, discuss and propose ideas. Use community engagement as a strong signal of interest.
Principle 1: One door for every request
A single place where every suggestion gets heard.
Feature requests today live in support tickets, sales call notes, Slack DMs and quarterly planning decks. Nobody sees the full picture, and the same request gets answered five different ways depending on who fielded it first.
Open a public-facing forum — or an SSO-gated one for stakeholders — that gives every customer, prospect and colleague the same address to send ideas. Categorised, searchable, open 24/7. The chaos collapses into a single conversation.
Principle 2: Let users do the triage
Votes and comments separate signal from noise.
Reading every suggestion at scale is impossible. A community forum lets the strongest ideas float to the top naturally — voted, discussed and refined by the people who'd actually use them.
Engagement itself becomes evidence: 312 votes plus 47 comments is not a request, it's a market signal. Your product team spends time on direction, not data entry.
Principle 3: Open or closed — your call
One engine for an internal suggestion box or a million-user forum.
Flexible access lets you run an SSO-only stakeholder voting space, a customer-only forum gated by email domain, or a fully public board indexed by Google. The same workflow, the same scoring, the same reports — different audiences.
Embeddable widgets let you place "vote on a feature" cards directly inside your product, so signal reaches you in the user's context — not after they've gone hunting for a forum link.
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Stop guessing what your users want.
Capture customer ideas in the open, let votes and comments separate signal from noise, and pick the access model that fits your audience. Free to start.