theyasked.me

Use cases

Public feature board

One public place where customers post, vote and see what you decided.

A public feedback portal on your own domain: customers post requests, vote, follow the roadmap and read the changelog. You see who asked and what they pay.

Set it up

  1. Create the workspace

    Your portal is live at theyasked.me/<workspace> with a “Feature requests” board and six statuses. Add your logo, accent colour and a one-line intro.

    Settings → Branding

  2. Give it your address

    Switch to a free subdomain (northwind.theyasked.me) or your own domain with one CNAME record. Old links redirect.

    Settings → Portal address

    roadmap.northwind.io.  CNAME  domains.theyasked.me.

  3. Sign people in from your product

    Link to the portal with an SSO token and every vote carries the person, their company and plan. The token is stripped from the URL after sign-in.

    Settings → SSO

    https://theyasked.me/northwind?token=<sso-token>

  4. Point people at it

    Link it from your help menu, onboarding emails and status page. People who vote follow the request and hear from you when it moves.

Read the guide

What you learn

Votes and period votes
What people want now, not two years ago.
Who asked
Signed-in voters arrive with their company, plan and MRR.
Duplicate rate
How often “Already asked?” and merging catch the same request twice.
Median first response
How long people wait before they hear anything from you.

Who it's for

Developer tools
Requests in public next to the docs, where developers already look.
Consumer apps with a community
Thousands of people, one place to agree on what matters.
Agencies
One workspace per client, each on its own subdomain.

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