Featurewall
Turn user requests into a public roadmap
What it does
Featurewall turns user requests into a public roadmap. Customers post and vote with no account. You prioritize with visible demand, move work through statuses, and announce shipped work in a changelog with RSS. Users never see a code forge — they see your brand, a roadmap, and a changelog they can subscribe to. Embeddable widget. Basic $9/mo (1 workspace, 100 posts); Pro $19/mo (10 workspaces, unlimited posts). 7-day free trial.
A focused Canny alternative: Canny free ends at 25 tracked users and paid starts at $79/month billed yearly. Featurewall is $9/$19, with posting and voting without an account.
Canny free ends at 25 tracked users. Featurewall is $9/$19, and customers can post and vote without an account. Give feedback one home, let customers vote on what matters, and make shipped work visible from the same link. Next step: Review the top votes, commit the work publicly, then announce the release. Featurewall gives each step a public surface your customers can understand without a separate roadmap deck or release email workflow. Give customers one public board where new ideas, votes, and context live together. Use visible demand to decide what deserves a roadmap commitment next. Turn status changes into updates your customers can read and subscribe to. Start with a public board,…from featurewall.site
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