Feeedbackr

What it does

Turn user feedback into actionable insights with AI analysis, smart tagging, and real-time dashboards. Build features users want, not assumptions

Feeedbackr lets indie developers collect and analyze user feedback with a single button. No bloat, no complexity — just the insights you need to build what users want.

Add a single link to your app. Feeedbackr collects, analyzes, and surfaces the feedback that matters — without the enterprise bloat. The quickest path from user frustration to actionable insight. Add a simple link to your app pointing to your Feeedbackr portal. No SDK, no npm package — just an <a> tag with your app ID. Or use the REST API for full control. Your users click the link and submit feedback through the Feeedbackr hosted portal. You automatically receive the message, the page URL, and the user ID. Our AI categorizes each feedback, detects spam, and analyzes sentiment. When you're ready, generate an AI report to surface recurring themes, prioritize feature requests, and spot churn…from feeedbackr.com

In the maker’s words, at launch

The project It all started when I heard a podcast about a developer struggling to figure out why his app wasn’t converting free users into paid ones. His solution? Offering extended free trials for every user who gave feedback. I shared the idea with a friend who told me, "You should turn this into a business!"…

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