GDPR-friendly feature request tracking
Looking for a way for your customers to suggest and upvote ideas to improve your product?
AND YOU need excellent GDPR compliance?
Then Feature Upvote is the product for you.
Our Story
Why we (kind of) deleted our backlog
Well, not exactly “deleted”; we’ve archived the backlog for future reference. Only our team has access to the archive, so the feature requests it contains are effectively deleted for the people who suggested and voted on them.
We then re-seeded our feedback board with the feature requests we’re most likely to implement in coming months.
Why we embrace slow growth at Feature Upvote
Being ambitious and aiming for fast growth are qualities usually celebrated in business circles. However, is there a downside to such a strategy, particularly in human terms? We think so.
When listening to user feedback resulted in a DMCA takedown
A video game had to deal with DMCA takedown requests after one player gave feedback and then made unreasonable demands.
Due to this alarming story, we’ve added an Acceptable Use Policy to Feature Upvote.
Feature Upvote 2022 Year in Review
Each January I reflect on how our product and company has evolved in the last year. Here’s a summary of how we did in 2022.
Feature Upvote 2021 Year in Review
I run Feature Upvote, a B2B SaaS product that offers feature request tracking via a simple online board, which can be made public or kept private.
Our company wanted a simple way to track feature requests
This is the story of how our company tracks feature requests. We share what worked, what didn’t and what we use now. We look at spreadsheets, Jira, Trello and UserVoice.
What I learnt in 2018 while running Feature Upvote
I learnt these lessons: Direct customer feedback is invaluable; don’t be afraid to pivot; strategic planning should include content; only build features with proven value.
Why we concentrate on building our core SaaS product
On the shoulders of giants, we’re building Feature Upvote.
