Fider
Collect and priortize product feedback
Fider launched on January 24, 2020 with 118 votes, #245 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Fider is an open source library which helps you collect user feedback without any hassle, so that you can priortize features and build products more efficiently. So what are you waiting? Clone it, host it and collect feedbacks in no time!
Completely free to use. Fider - bring your customer feedback and feature requests into one place. Let users vote on your product direction.
Give your customers a place to submit feedback, create feature requests, and vote on your product direction. Fider is all your product feedback in one place. Like your to-do list, but crowdsourced from the people who use your product. Keeping track of feedback is a challenge. Emails pile up, random comments get lost - you’re left wondering what to prioritize 🤷🏼♂️ We know it, we hear you, we've been there, and we fixed it for you! . Yes yes yes - your customer feedback can live in a single place! You get a one-stop-shop where your users share their ideas and vote on what’s important. You get clarity, they feel heard, everyone wins 🏆 “Before we used a kanban on Notion, but Fider allows us…from fider.io
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