Feature Upvote now has a built-in changelog. Every feedback board, on every pricing plan, gets a public changelog page that lists the suggestions you’ve completed, newest first, built automatically from your ‘done’ statuses.
In Feature Upvote votes on your feedback board now slowly lose value over time. A vote a year ago is worth half, compared to a vote today.
Old items will sink quicker if they don’t continue to get new votes.
You can give the ‘restricted moderator’ role to non-employees, such as volunteer moderators, who should not see any private user data.
It’s a great way to let your top community members help manage your feedback without breaking your privacy obligations.
In May 2026, Microsoft removed the Teams “Connectors” feature which our integration was using. It’s now fixed. But the fix requires you to change your integration settings.
Stop waiting for a developer to skin your board. Learn how to use your brand’s hex codes, a custom font, and a little help from AI to transform your Feature Upvote board into a native part of your game’s universe—no coding skills required.
With a few tweaks, you can use Feature Upvote at events to get attendees to vote on presentations.
Here’s how.
Do you have multiple feedback boards in your Feature Upvote account?
If so, you might not want all of your moderators to access all boards.
So we’ve made it easy to assign moderators to specific boards.
You can now move suggestions in bulk from one Feature Upvote board to another board.
The new “bulk move” allows you to move up to 50 suggestions at a time.
If you have created some tags for your Feature Upvote board, you can now let contributors (i.e. your customers) choose tags to add to their suggestions. If you’d like contributors to be able to tag suggestions, you can enable this in your board’s permissions, as follows: Once you’ve done this, the “Add suggestion” form on […]
We’ve added an activity log to your account.
It won’t help you work out what feature to build next, but it will make your account more secure.
There are now two ways you can get your data out of Feature Upvote in a form suitable for getting it into whatever other tool you’re using, such as a spreadsheet. First, there’s the full data export. This has been available for a long time. In your board settings, you have an option called Export, […]
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.
You can now enable voting directly from the front page of your feedback board.
Although this has been a popular request for a long time, for a long time we resisted adding it.
Here’s why we finally relented.
Since the day we launched, Feature Upvote has offered your customers two views of your feature requests: “Top” or “New”.
We’ve just added a third order, “Trending”.
Microsoft is ending support for Internet Explorer 11. So are we. Here’s what it means for you and your customers.
Feature Upvote is not vulnerable to the log4shell RCE issue. Here’s a full report of our investigation.