Feature request software
Collect, track, and manage feature requests
FeatQ gives you one public board where users submit and upvote requests. Your team, or your coding agent, can ship from the top of the list.
Collect
Put every request in one place so customers can see existing ideas before submitting another one.
Public board
Each board has its own shareable FeatQ URL at /b/[slug]. Customers can submit requests and review what others have asked for.
Embeddable widget
Add the FeatQ widget to your product so users can submit and vote without leaving the product.
No account required
Users submit and vote with just an email address. It prevents duplicate votes and is never shown publicly. Owners can require a 6-digit verification code or make a board private.
Track and prioritize
Votes rank requests automatically, so the most requested work is easy to find. The ranking is a demand signal your team can weigh alongside effort and product strategy.
Every request has one of five statuses: New, Considering, Planned, In Progress, or Done. Customers can see what your team is reviewing, planning, building, and shipping.
Close the loop
Each board has its own roadmap and changelog. Requesters can see what is planned, follow work in progress, and review what shipped without asking for a separate update.
The agent workflow
Your coding agent connects to FeatQ over MCP and reads the top-voted requests. As it ships work, it can update those request statuses on the board.
See the setup and available tools in the MCP documentation.
Feature request tracking vs spreadsheets
A spreadsheet or Trello board can track an early request list. The process becomes harder when different customers submit the same idea, users cannot vote, and there is no public place to see progress.
A dedicated feature request tracker puts submission, voting, statuses, a roadmap, and a changelog in one customer-facing workflow.
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about agents, voting, embeds, and pricing.
A feature request tool gives users one place to submit product ideas and vote on existing requests. Product teams use those votes and request statuses to prioritize work and show what is planned, in progress, or done.
Collect requests on one board, use votes to rank demand, and assign a clear status to each request. In FeatQ, the available statuses are New, Considering, Planned, In Progress, and Done. The board roadmap and changelog show customers what happens next.
Yes. Users submit and vote with just an email address, which prevents duplicate votes and is never shown publicly. No account is required. Board owners can optionally require a 6-digit email verification code or make a board private.
FeatQ does not have a free tier. It costs $29 per month, $19 per month billed yearly, or $199 once for the Lifetime founding deal.
Yes. A coding agent can connect to FeatQ over MCP, read the top-voted requests, and update request statuses as work ships. MCP access is included on every plan.
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Create your feature request board
Choose monthly, yearly, or Lifetime pricing. Every plan includes the board, roadmap, changelog, widget, and MCP access.
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