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Re:Show HN: After 3 months of coding, I built a feedback too... by IndieCoder on Wednesday December 04, 2024 @04:06PM (#42322049)
Oh wow, I was looking for exactly that about 3 weeks ago for my app (https://minimalboard.com/). I settled on Sleekplan then although is has quite a lot of overhead for my simple use case. Just a heads up, there were two barriers why I disregarded many tools

1) No free tier. Setting up payment just to try something out for a small project is such a pain, I don't see why small project should not have a free tier and big established ones pay. 2) Sign Up required for users to give feedback. I get that this is an easy way to filter bots but its such a hassle for users especially when starting out.

Re:Show HN: After 3 months of coding, I built a feedback too... by Yeeze on Wednesday December 04, 2024 @04:38PM (#42322306)
Thanks for the feedback! I totally understand your concerns—those are common challenges I kept in mind while building Feedhunt.

- Feedhunt has a free tier to help indie makers and small projects get started without upfront costs. - While sign-up is required for users to post feedback, it helps keep the platform clean and ensures quality input.

Other features:

- Interactive feedback boards with voting functionality - Tagging system for organizing feedback (Suggestions, Bugs, etc.) - Customizable design with logos and themes - Sync with your roadmap to prioritize the right features Also, there are no recurring payments—just two simple plans: a 3-month pass and a 1-year pass.

Would love for you to give it a try and let me know your thoughts!

Re:Show HN: After 3 months of coding, I built a feedback too... by IndieCoder on Thursday December 05, 2024 @05:06AM (#42326662)
Free tier is good, Sign up is a deal breaker for me personally - other projects might be fine with that.
Re:Show HN: After 3 months of coding, I built a feedback too... by meiraleal on Thursday December 05, 2024 @09:51PM (#42335763)
how can you use something like a feedback tool without signing up?

I mean, local-first (or 2000s) apps work without signing up, but that's not what we expect from SaaS.