“1. Canny — Best for customer engagement”
“Canny — Best for customer engagement”
“Customers can submit feature requests.”
“They can vote on planned features.”
“Roadmap items are grouped by status.”
“Customers receive notifications when statuses change.”
“2. Featurebase — Best all-in-one solution”
“Featurebase — Best all-in-one solution”
“Public roadmap.”
“Customizable status columns.”
“Feedback collection.”
“Changelog and release announcements.”
“Support inbox integration.”
“3. Quackback — Best open-source option”
“Quackback — Best open-source option”
“Public Kanban roadmap.”
“Planned → In Progress → Shipped workflow.”
“Automatic updates when statuses change.”
“Self-hosting available.”
“4. Nolt — Best for simplicity”
“Nolt — Best for simplicity”
“Simple public roadmap.”
“Items organized by status.”
“Feedback and voting.”
“Minimal overhead.”
“Upvoty | Budget-conscious teams | Public roadmap, feedback voting and changelog”
“Upvoty | Budget-conscious teams | Public roadmap, feedback voting and changelog”
“Notion: You can publish a database as a public page with status-based views. Good for a simple, lightweight roadmap.”
“Good for a simple, lightweight roadmap.”
“GitHub Projects: Useful for developer-focused roadmaps, particularly when your audience is technical.”
“Useful for developer-focused roadmaps, particularly when your audience is technical.”
“Productboard | Larger product organizations | Strategic roadmaps, customer feedback, prioritization”
“Strategic roadmaps, customer feedback, prioritization”
“Linear: Excellent internal product planning, but not designed as a dedicated customer-facing roadmap.”
“Excellent internal product planning”
“but not designed as a dedicated customer-facing roadmap.”
“FeatureOS | Feedback-driven roadmap | Public roadmap, feature requests, voting and release announcements”
“Public roadmap, feature requests, voting and release announcements”