Why a feature request board?
Store reviews mix bugs, praise and ideas, and a one-star review is a poor place to ask for a feature. A board gives your users one place to ask, and lets them vote for each other's ideas instead of posting the same request again and again. You get a list ranked by what people want, and your users see that you listen: every request shows its status and your reply.
What you get
- Suggest and vote without an account. One tap to vote, a title and a few words to suggest.
- Statuses: open, planned, in progress, done and declined, with filters, and sorting by votes or by date.
- Your reply under each request, shown to everyone.
- Moderation: hide a request, merge duplicates (their votes move over, each voter counted once) or delete it.
- In your users' language: the board's buttons and labels show in nine languages, right to left for Arabic and Hebrew.
- Spam checks: Cloudflare Turnstile and limits per visitor and per board.
- Private by default: no ads, no tracking, not indexed by search engines; votes are stored as a hash.
Questions
Do my users need an account to vote?
No. Votes are tied to a cookie, or to the uid your app passes in the link, so they can suggest and vote at once.
Can I use it without an app website?
The board lives on your app's AppPage site, which is free and takes a minute to create from your store listing. You don't have to use the rest of the site; you can link straight to /feedback.
Does it work on my own domain?
Yes. If your AppPage site uses your own domain, the board is at yourdomain.com/feedback.
Will my users get emails?
Not yet. Email updates when a request is done are planned.