Stop guessing what to build next. Let the demand rank itself.
Customers submit feature requests through a form. AI groups the duplicates, scores each idea by how many customers actually asked for it, and hands your product manager a ranked report every week. When a request moves to In Progress or Released, every customer who asked for it hears about it, without anyone drafting an email.
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Installing provisions each one, wired together and ready to run.
Each request with the customer's details, submission date, status, its AI-assigned feature group, and that group's priority score.
Public form for customers to submit requests. Every submission opens a row. Publishing it auto-creates the Feature Requests response sheet, which is the single system of record.
Fires on submission. Clusters the request with related ones and recalculates the group's priority score.
Runs weekly. Emails the PM every requested feature in priority order with demand counts, AI summaries, and a link to the table.
Fires when a request moves to In Progress or Released, and emails every customer in that feature group.
You connect your own accounts. Swap any app that offers an alternative at install.
Posts new and trending feature requests to your product team channel. Swap for Telegram, Discord, or Google Chat.
Sends the weekly PM digest and the automatic requester notifications when a request moves to In Progress or Released. Swap for Brevo.
A form captures every feature request in one place, so asks stop scattering across support tickets, sales calls, and DMs where they quietly die.
Each submission lands in TinyTables with the customer's details, the submission date, and its current status.
AI reads each request, clusters it with the ones asking for the same or related functionality, and assigns a priority score based on how many customers are behind it. Groups and scores update in TinyTables on their own. This is the step that turns a pile of anecdotes into a roadmap signal.
Through the week, every incoming request continues to be categorized and consolidated into its matching feature group, so the priority score is current when your PM looks at it, not stale since the last review.
At the end of each week, AI writes a summary listing every requested feature in priority order, with the customer demand behind it and a short AI-written blurb. It's emailed with a direct link into the TinyTables for review.
Requests are reviewed in TinyTables and moved to Under Review, In Progress, or Released. A human owns the roadmap, AI only ranks the input.
The moment a feature moves to In Progress, an automated email goes to every customer who asked for it, letting them know development has started.
When the status changes to Released, those same customers get a second email announcing it's available, with any relevant release notes or documentation.
Everything it creates is an ordinary form, table and workflow in your workspace. Edit any of it after install. Nothing is locked.
