Vantable
Collect, organize, and act on customer feedback.
What it does
Turn customer feedback into better product decisions. Vantable helps product teams collect, organize, and prioritize customer feedback in one place, making it easier to spot trends, understand what customers actually want, and decide what to build next. Built for teams that want a simple, lightweight way to turn feedback into action.
Centralize, cluster, and prioritize product feedback from Slack, Intercom, Linear, G2, Reddit, and every channel your customers use.
Stop losing feedback in Slack threads, review sites, and support inboxes. Vantable collects it automatically, clusters it into themes, and turns the important parts into ticket-ready specs. Auto-ingest feedback from every channel — internal tools, public reviews, sales notes. AI clusters duplicates, detects sentiment and urgency, surfaces emerging themes. Link mentions to Linear or Jira, prioritize with weighted scoring, and draft replies to reporters. Dense, filterable views over every feedback record. Customizable fields, AI-enriched columns, automations that route signal to the right human — all in a Clay-style canvas built for product teams. Start on Starter free for 7 days. No card.…from vantable.io
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