Every piece of feedback reaches the team that owns it, the day it arrives.
Feedback comes in through a form, or gets imported from the places you already collect it. AI classifies each response, reads the sentiment, groups the recurring themes, and routes it to the team that can actually act: Product, Engineering, Support, or your marketing testimonial pile. At the end of every week it writes the trend report for you.
Free · no credit card · you connect your own apps
Installing provisions each one, wired together and ready to run.
form for collecting feedback directly. Feedback imported from other sources lands in the same table. Publishing it auto-creates the Customer Feedback response sheet, the single system of record.
Fires on each new response. Classifies it, reads sentiment, groups it with related feedback, and routes it to the owning team.
Runs weekly. Emails stakeholders the top requested features, common bugs, sentiment trends, and recurring complaints, with a link to the table.
You connect your own accounts. Swap any app that offers an alternative at install.
Posts every routed, AI-classified feedback item to a shared team channel with its category, assigned team, and a pointer to the sheet. Swap for Telegram, Discord, or Google Chat.
Emails the weekly AI feedback summary to stakeholders.
A form collects feedback directly, or you import it from the multiple sources you already use. Either way it ends up in one place instead of four.
Each submission is written to TinyTables automatically.
Every response is sorted into one or more categories: Feature Request, Bug Report, Complaint, Praise, or General Feedback. One piece of feedback can legitimately carry more than one, and it's tagged with all of them.
AI determines the customer's sentiment and groups similar feedback together to identify recurring trends and frequently reported issues, so twelve people describing the same frustration read as one trend, not twelve unrelated tickets.
Feature Requests are assigned to the Product Team. Bug Reports go to Product/Engineering. Complaints go to Customer Support. Positive feedback is stored for future testimonials and marketing opportunities.
The categorized feedback sits in TinyTables where teams track ownership, status, and resolution progress from one centralized dashboard.
At the end of each week, AI generates a summary highlighting the most requested features, the most commonly reported bugs, customer sentiment trends, and recurring complaints. It's emailed automatically to the relevant stakeholders with a link to the TinyTables.
As each item is reviewed, addressed, or resolved, team members update its status directly in TinyTables, giving the whole organization visibility into where customer feedback actually stands.
Everything it creates is an ordinary form, table and workflow in your workspace. Edit any of it after install. Nothing is locked.
