— Notify voters · when it ships
Tell customers when their request ships.
Featurevote tells customers when their feature request ships. Mark a request Done, and the people who voted for it and left an email hear about it in their inbox.
It carries your release note, if you wrote one, and the request they voted for. When you publish a changelog, you can email that to your subscribers too.
Keep customers informed about the requests they care about.
— How it works
Mark it done, and they hear about it.
The request people voted on is the one you close, so nobody has to remember who asked. For the longer version, read how to tell customers their request shipped.
- Mark it doneMove the request to Done. What the customer wrote stays on the post as they wrote it.
- Write a release noteSay what shipped in your own words, or let Generate draft it. Leave it empty and the request is used.
- Voters get an emailNotify Voters is ticked by default. Voters who left an email get your note, or the request itself if you left it empty.
- Tell everyone elseOn a public board, copy a ready post with the link. Later, pick the request for a changelog.
The update lands in their inbox.
A shipped request, a release note, or an answer to a comment. See what your customers receive.
Completed - "Dark mode"
Acme
Shipped · you voted for this
Dark mode
Every page now has a dark theme. It follows your system setting, or you can choose a theme in settings.
Example email
Showing when a request ships: Completed - "Dark mode".
— Done to changelog · 32 seconds
A request marked done, then a changelog.
See the notification choice when a request is completed, then a changelog written from shipped work and published. Real recordings in an earlier layout; email delivery is not demonstrated.
Narrated with an AI-generated voice. · Transcript
— Who hears about it
The voters first, then whoever you tell.
- Voters with an email
- An email when you mark the request done, with your release note, if you wrote one, and the request they voted for.
- The person who asked
- Posting a request counts as their vote, so they get the same email if they left an address.
- One-click voters
- Visitors who voted without an email get no email. They see the request under Completed on the board, and on the roadmap if it is on.
- Changelog subscribers
- When you publish a changelog, you can email it to your contacts who haven’t unsubscribed, or to the groups you pick. Visitors subscribe from the board.
- Slack and Discord
- Slack can post when you mark a request done and email its voters. Discord can post each changelog to a channel you pick.
- Make, n8n or Zapier
- When you mark a request done and tell its voters, a Request shipped webhook sends it on to a spreadsheet, a planning board or your own server.
— Questions, answered short
The short answers.
Who gets the email?
The people who voted for the request and left an email address. Posting a request counts as a vote. You can untick anyone before it sends.
Can voters reply?
Yes. Their reply goes to your email, so you can answer them yourself.
Do voters need an account?
No. Voting needs no account and no email, and a one-click voter can't be emailed. A board setting can ask for an email first if you want one. How no-login voting works.
Is it free?
Yes. The voter email and the changelog are on every plan, the free one included.
Can I mark several done at once?
Yes. Pick them in the request list and mark them done together, and each one emails its own voters.
Can I change the note after it is sent?
Yes, the note on the post and in your next changelog. Emails already sent keep the text they had.
The request
Could we get a dark mode? I work late.