Triagely - Make sense of your feedback
I know this is not a very common issue, but I do know that the people that have to deal with a bunch of feedback can find it hard to keep up while doing their work as well I'm not talking about answering and having actual conversations. I only talk about the feedback that report a bug or and issue, or those that request a feature you don't have. Having to keep track of it all and decide what to prioritize can be annoying I built this for myself, as a simple local running server I'd start so all my feedback would get fed into a couple of agents as soon as I received it and then into a ticket…
Triagely - Make sense of your feedback launched on June 24, 2026 with 5 votes, #2,466 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Ever drowned in too much feedback? Or maybe you just didn't know what to fix or implement next? Triagely collects all your user feedback, deduplicates and groups everything automatically into Prioritized Tickets
Every bug report, feature request, and email lands in one place. Triagely's AI groups the similar ones and ranks them — so you always know what to fix first.
Every bug report, feature request, and “hey can you add...” email lands in one place. 12 reports merged into one ticket. Users can’t log in after the May 17 update — fails across Chrome & Safari. Three steps from a feedback box in your app to a backlog that’s already sorted, ranked, and ready to ship. Embed the widget in your app, connect Gmail, or push feedback through the API. Every source lands in the same inbox — nothing gets lost. Every new message is matched to others like it and filed under the right category — so duplicates become one clear ticket, automatically. Tickets are ranked by urgency so the important ones rise to the top. Move them through your flow and mark them done —…from triagely.net
In the maker’s words, at launch
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