IH signups will tell you the idea is "interesting." They won't tell you if the board replaces a real workflow. I'd recruit where people already drown in unstructured feedback — founders posting "feature requests live in three Discords and a spreadsheet" — and only onboard ones who will paste a week of real tickets on day one.
Freeze the widget / AI-organize pitch until two of those users come back without you prompting. Curiosity testers pad the waitlist; repeated use from someone with an existing feedback mess is the only signal that the loop is worth building.
Curious whether early users see FeedLog as replacing their existing feedback tools, or mainly as the layer that turns all that scattered input into something actionable for the roadmap.
That’s a good question. I think we’re aiming for the latter, at least initially.
FeedLog can replace a basic feedback board, but the bigger idea is to turn scattered feedback into something actionable — organize it, identify recurring requests, connect it to the roadmap, and close the loop with users.
We’re still early, though, so we’re specifically looking for users to help us figure out where that layer is actually most valuable.
Exactly — that’s what we’re trying to learn right now.
We’re looking for a few SaaS builders who are willing to try FeedLog on their product for free. If you’re open to it, I’d be happy to help you get it set up and hear how it fits into your existing workflow.
No commitment — we’re mainly looking for honest feedback from people actually using it.
We’re building FeedLog because user feedback is everywhere, but actually doing something with it is still surprisingly hard.
A bug report comes through email, a feature request sits in Discord, another user mentions the
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is this like a Canny.io alternative?
The scattered-feedback problem is clear.
Curious whether early users see FeedLog as replacing their existing feedback tools, or mainly as the layer that turns all that scattered input into something actionable for the roadmap.
Exactly — that’s what we’re trying to learn right now.
We’re looking for a few SaaS builders who are willing to try FeedLog on their product for free. If you’re open to it, I’d be happy to help you get it set up and hear how it fits into your existing workflow.
No commitment — we’re mainly looking for honest feedback from people actually using it.
Thanks — I’d be interested in continuing the conversation privately. What’s the best email to reach you on?
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