Feedfa.st
Build new features fast, with user feedback!
Feedfa.st launched on December 2, 2024 with 19 votes, #825 of 5,365 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Feedfa.st is a feedback tool for SaaS developers to collect and prioritize user feedback. With real-time features like feedback submission, voting, embeds, and analytics, it helps you focus on building the features your users want—faster.
Publish release notes, collect and prioritise feedback, and monitor uptime from one dashboard. One public hub page per project, five minutes to set up.
One public page per project: release notes, a feedback board people vote on, and a status page. Free for one project, no card. Pro is $9 /mo for 5 projects. Every card opens its module, try Feedback, then vote on something. Most teams stitch these together from three products. They belong on one page. Users submit ideas and vote, no account needed. Organise by category and status, and reply with an owner badge. Write in markdown, publish to a public page, an RSS feed and an embeddable widget. Tags for New, Improved and Fixed. HTTP checks on a schedule, incidents confirmed over two failures, email alerts, and a status page your users can subscribe to. Your hub page is the home for all of…from feedfa.st
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