Build your Feedback Board with AI in under 5 minutes

Build a public feedback board where users post feature requests, vote on them, and follow statuses from planned to shipped — a Canny-style board on your own domain.

Hoe het werkt

Stap 1

Beschrijf je idee

Schrijf een prompt die beschrijft wat je wilt.

Stap 2

AI bouwt het

FloopFloop genereert productieklare code direct.

Stap 3

Deploy & ga live

Je project wordt gehost op een eigen subdomein in minuten.

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	FloopFloop	Traditionele developer
Tijd tot lancering	Minder dan 5 minuten	2-8 weken
Kosten	Vanaf €0	€5.000 - €50.000+
Onderhoud	Inbegrepen	Doorlopend contract

What is a feedback board?

A feedback board is where a product team's roadmap meets its users: people post requests, votes surface what matters, and statuses — planned, in progress, shipped — close the loop in public. Done well it replaces three messy channels at once (support tickets asking for features, scattered Slack threads, the founder's private list) with one ranked, deduplicated queue. Canny defined the category and Upvoty and Frill compete on price, all charging by tracked users. The mechanics are simple — requests, votes, statuses, comments — but the operational details decide whether it works: merging duplicates so votes concentrate, declining honestly so the board stays credible, and notifying voters on ship so contributing ever felt worthwhile.

Common features

Feature requests with title, description, and category
One-vote-per-user upvoting, toggleable
Statuses: under review, planned, in progress, shipped, declined
Public roadmap view grouped by status
Duplicate merging that combines votes and voters
Comments with admin replies highlighted
Email to all voters when their request ships
Changelog page linking shipped items to their requests
Admin queue sorted by votes, recency, or customer segment
CSV export for planning meetings

Real-world examples

SaaS public roadmap

A B2B tool runs its board at feedback.product.com. Prospects check the shipped column during evaluation; the sales team links requests instead of promising features verbally.

Indie app triage

A solo developer lets the board rank what to build next. Merging duplicates turned forty scattered requests into twelve clear ones — three covered 80% of the votes.

Internal IT queue

An ops team collects tooling requests from 200 employees. Quarterly planning starts from the CSV export, sorted by votes, instead of whoever asked loudest.

Why FloopFloop fits feedback board projects

Feedback tools price per tracked user, which means the bill grows exactly as the board succeeds. On FloopFloop the board is a flat-cost app you own: requests and votes are rows you can join against your own customer data — 'show me requests where voters include enterprise accounts' is a query, not an enterprise-plan feature. The workflow bends to your team instead of the reverse: add a customer-segment weight to vote ranking, wire the shipped status to your changelog, or keep it ruthlessly simple. When the process changes, you describe the change and the board redeploys at the same URL.

Probeer deze prompts

Kopieer een prompt en plak deze in FloopFloop om te beginnen.

Build a public feedback board for my product: users post feature requests, upvote existing ones, and comment. Each request has a status — under review, planned, in progress, shipped, declined — that only admins can change. Sort by top votes and newest.

Create a feedback board with a public roadmap view: three columns (planned, in progress, shipped) showing the top-voted requests in each, plus a private admin view where I can merge duplicate requests and the votes combine.

Design a feedback portal with categories (features, bugs, integrations), email notifications to a request's voters when its status changes, and a changelog page that lists shipped items with their original request linked.

Build an internal feedback board for company tooling: employees sign in, post and vote, and an admin dashboard ranks requests by votes weighted by team size, with a quarterly CSV export for the planning meeting.

Veelgestelde vragen

How does voting work?

One vote per signed-in user per request, toggleable. Votes are the board's whole value — they turn 'lots of people are asking' from a feeling into a sortable number. Anonymous voting is possible with per-browser dedup, but sign-in votes are worth more: you can see which customers want what, and notify exactly those voters when you ship it.

What statuses can a request have?

The working set: under review (default), planned, in progress, shipped, and declined. Only admins change status, and every change is visible on the request — the public history is what builds trust. Declining with a short reason beats letting requests rot in silence.

Can I merge duplicate requests?

Yes — duplicates are the number-one moderation chore on any feedback board. Merging redirects the duplicate to the canonical request and combines the votes and voter lists, so 'dark mode', 'night theme', and 'darker UI please' count as one well-supported request instead of three weak ones.

Do voters get notified when something ships?

That's the loop that makes the board worth running: when a request moves to shipped, everyone who voted gets an email. It's the cheapest possible 'we listened' message — sent precisely to the people who proved they cared, at the exact moment you delivered.

Should the board be public or private?

Public boards build trust and let prospects see momentum — the roadmap page doubles as marketing. Private (login-only) fits B2B products with confidential customers, or internal tooling. You can also run public read with member-only posting, which keeps spam down without hiding the roadmap.

Why build my own instead of using Canny?

Canny is polished and charges per tracked user — fine until your user base grows and the bill scales with it. Building your own gets a flat-cost board on your domain, votes and requests as database rows you can join against your own user data ('which paying customers want this?'), and exactly the workflow your team runs — no more, no less.

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