Requests in one place
Asks from chat, email and the board land on one board per product, with the conversations attached.
some in email, some in chat, some in a spreadsheetA board your customers post to, votes that mean something, a roadmap fed by the same items, the top request built for your approval, and a changelog that tells everyone who asked.
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Example: one request travels the whole loop. Priya asks for Google Sheets export in chat. Dan turns the conversation into a request. Votes grow to 51 as a duplicate is merged. The item moves to In progress on the public roadmap. Tore builds it and pull request 512 waits for Alex's approval. Tore drafts the changelog entry and Sarah approves the wording. All 51 people who asked are told, and the next request starts the loop again.
The requests, the plan, the build and the announcement all run on the same items, so nothing falls between them.
Asks from chat, email and the board land on one board per product, with the conversations attached.
some in email, some in chat, some in a spreadsheetDuplicates merge and each person's vote counts once, so the loudest customer doesn't win by default.
building for whoever shouted lastA public roadmap fed by the same votes answers "is it planned?" before anyone asks.
the same question in every renewal callWhen it ships, everyone who asked is told, so they see that you listened.
building what they asked for and never saying soIt's the same loop Tore runs for bugs, pointed at features instead.
Collect
Customers post and vote on a board for each product, public or private. When someone asks in chat or email, your team turns the conversation into a request in one action, and the vote counts.
Plan
Move a request onto your public roadmap and it brings its votes and its conversations with it. The board and the plan can never disagree, and customers check progress themselves.
Build
When a request wins, Tore reads it and every conversation behind it, writes the change with tests, has a second model review it, and preps the pull request. Your engineer approves it, asks for changes in plain words, or takes it over.

Put it in the Export menu next to CSV.
Tell
Tore drafts the changelog entry from the change that shipped. A person approves the wording, then it goes to the public changelog, the in-app feed and every customer who asked. Customers can follow any request, and followers hear at every step, planned, in progress and shipped, by email and in the widget.
Pick Google Sheets in the Export menu and your report lands in a sheet in one click.
Priya, Northwindtold in chat
Maya, Acme Corptold by email
Tom, Acme Corptold by emailTune it
Open a board, let the votes decide, and let Tore build it and tell everyone who asked.