A public home for feedback, and a roadmap that answers it.
Give users one branded place to report bugs, request features, and vote, with no accounts required. Everything lands in your review queue as signals, and your public roadmap shows what you did about it.
What others are saying
Upvote anything you would also like to see.
There are too many buttons on the dashboard and I cannot quickly understand what needs attention.
I want to compare two accounts, see what changed, and decide which requests belong in the next release.
When I upload a larger backlog, the importer times out before showing the mapping preview.
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One front door for everything users want to tell you.
Feedback scattered across Discord, DMs, and email dies there. The hub gives it one address on your own subdomain, live minutes after you turn it on.
Three kinds of intake
Bug reports, feature requests, and general feedback, each with its own guided form. Toggle any of them on or off.
Voting built in
Visitors upvote what they want, and the counts follow each request into your review queue, so you can see what people actually want most.
No login wall
Nobody creates an account to report a bug or cast a vote. Submissions can be anonymous or carry a name.
Your own address
Hosted at your-name.getfrostbyte.dev out of the box, or bring a custom domain with DNS verification on Studio.
Embed it in your product
Studio adds an embeddable widget so users can submit without leaving your app, plus the option to remove Frostbyte branding.
Straight into review
Every submission lands as a signal in your queue. Accept the good ones into tasks, with an AI cleanup of the title and description if you want it.
Show people what happened to their request.
People stop reporting when nothing visibly happens. Your public roadmap is built from real tasks and moves when your releases do. You pick which tasks appear; the rest of the backlog stays private.
Planned
3Export filtered reports for weekly product reviews.
Let users submit requests without leaving the product page.
Ping a channel whenever a new request lands.
In Progress
2Remember the selected appearance across devices.
Accepted requests keep their feedback source when they become tasks.
Completed
3The login button responds correctly on small screens.
Users can report bugs, suggest features, and upvote requests from a public link. No account needed.
Bring an existing backlog in from a spreadsheet.
From a stranger's bug report to a shipped answer.
The hub is both ends of the loop: where feedback enters, and where the response becomes visible.
Turn it on.
Enable the hub and it's live at your-name.getfrostbyte.dev, branded and ready to link from your Discord, docs, or footer.
Users report and vote.
Bugs, requests, and feedback arrive through guided forms, and votes pile up on the requests people care about most.
You review, once.
Each submission gets one decision in the signals queue: become a task, wait, or a recorded no. Accepted work can attach straight to the active release.
The roadmap answers.
Planned becomes in progress becomes shipped as the real work moves, and the people who asked can watch it happen.
Common questions about the Feedback Hub.
Which plans include the Feedback Hub?
Do my users need accounts?
Can I use my own domain?
Does the roadmap expose my backlog?
Open the loop
Give your users somewhere to be heard.
No credit card. Free stays free.
Your hub is live the moment you turn it on.