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Featured app • Supahub
Roadmaps come from whoever emailed last
Supahub gives customer requests somewhere to live that isn't a Slack thread, a sales call note, or one person's memory: a public board where customers post what they want, vote on each other's ideas, and watch the status change as things move. The same board feeds a roadmap and a changelog, so the person who asked in March finds out it shipped without anyone having to go back and tell them. More than 300 companies run their feedback this way, and it starts free, with paid plans from $19 a month.
What is it:
A customer feedback platform that collects requests on a public board, lets users vote, and turns the winners into a roadmap.
Who is it for:
Product owners and founders deciding what to build next from scattered notes and whoever complained most recently.
Alternative to:
Canny, Productboard, UserVoice, Nolt, Frill, or a spreadsheet of requests nobody has opened since the last planning meeting.
Why we like it:
We like Supahub because the person who asked can see where their request landed without chasing anyone for an update.
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