Minimaps
Helping product teams and customers stay in the loop
Minimaps launched on September 23, 2020 with 92 votes, #445 of 3,898 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Organize work, manage priorities, get insightful feedback from customers, and get work done. Utilize feature requests, customizations & branding, privacy controls, voting, and much more to keep teams and customers in the loop.
Simple Roadmaps to keep everyone in the loop
Organize work, manage priorities, get insightful feedback from customers, and get work done. Order your projects within a map by easily dragging and dropping items. Set your map to private and add specific users or open it up to the public. Customize your map how you like it by updating colors, images, and other branding options. Allows users (private or public) to vote on features they would like to see. You can turn this off as well. Add users to a board so they can see what's going on or have them create and edit new projects. Allow users to request features that should be added to your list. You can open this up to the public or keep it private. A new way to connect with your team and…from minimaps.io
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