RefinelyAI

What it does

Customizable feedback widget for apps & sites. Captures feedback, leverages AI to categorize and prioritize it, then automatically creates Jira/Slack/email alerts, or address with coding agents to tackle issues directly.

RefinelyAI collects in-app feedback and transforms it into production-ready pull requests, saving developers hours of work and keeping users happy. Easily collect feedback directly from your users with customizable, non-intrusive widgets that match your app's design. RefinelyAI analyzes feedback, identifies patterns, and suggests the most impactful improvements for your product. Watch as RefinelyAI creates and submits pull requests with the necessary code changes to address user feedback. Users submit feedback directly in your app through our seamless widget. No more digging through support emails or spreadsheets. RefinelyAI processes the feedback, understands the intent, and determines the…from refinelyai.netlify.app

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