Turn a pile of ideas into a roadmap you can share in minutes. Organize by quarter or month and export as Markdown. Your work saves in your browser.
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Build a shareable roadmap in three steps.
Select quarterly, monthly, or create custom periods that match your planning cycle.
Add milestones, features, or tasks. Assign them to periods and set their status.
Copy as Markdown or download the file. Paste into Notion, GitHub, or your docs.
A product roadmap communicates your plan to stakeholders, customers, and your team. It shows what you are building, when you plan to build it, and why it matters. Without a roadmap, teams often work on whatever seems urgent rather than what moves the product forward.
Keep your roadmap focused. Three to five items per period is usually enough. Too many items create noise and reduce clarity. Update your roadmap regularly as plans change. A stale roadmap is worse than no roadmap because people stop trusting it.
Use status indicators to show progress. Completed items build trust. In-progress items show momentum. Planned items set expectations. Be honest about status: if something slipped, update the roadmap rather than hiding it.
A roadmap shows your plan, but how do you decide what goes on it? Feature voting helps. When users vote on what they want, you get real signal about what to prioritize. Your roadmap becomes data-driven rather than guesswork. Not sure what deserves a slot? Rank your ideas first with the free priority calculator, then drop the winners in here.
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Practical answers about agents, voting, embeds, and pricing.
Yes, in your browser. Your roadmap is stored in localStorage on your device and never sent to a server. Come back on the same browser and it will still be here. Start over wipes it and gives you a fresh timeline.
No. Copy Markdown and Download are always available. The email field is an optional signup for occasional FeatQ product updates and has no effect on the export.
Plain Markdown. It pastes cleanly into Notion, GitHub, Confluence, Obsidian, and any text editor, so your roadmap lives wherever your docs do. No vendor lock-in.
Yes. Pick the custom timeline and add any periods you like: Sprint 1, Phase A, Now / Next / Later, whatever matches how your team plans.
Yes. No signup and no account. FeatQ makes a paid feature voting board, and this tool is a companion to it.
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FeatQ is a feature voting board that shows you what users actually want. Collect requests, let them vote, and build your roadmap based on real demand.