Noora
Product feedback management for SaaS companies
Noora launched on September 24, 2020 with 83 votes, #521 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
Noora is a centralized product feedback solution that gives you the tools to collect, aggregate and act on feedback from customers and internal teams.
Noora is product feedback portal that collects user feedback and ideas, so you can build a product your customers will love.
Noora makes it simple to collect feedback from your users, helping you make smarter product decisions. Allow your users to vote on feature requests to see which pain points are the most important for your product teams to fix next. Go beyond simple feature voting by engaging with user feedback and discussing the problems that your users are actually trying to solve with your product. Easily overview and manage all feedback in one place. Tag, label, merge and respond to suggestions and comments from your users in the dedicated admin view. Ditch those messy spreadsheets. Reduce churn by making it simple for your users to understand your product vision. Your roadmap is created automatically as…from noorahq.com
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