Public roadmap software connected to real feedback
A roadmap that lives only in slides goes stale quickly. LogChimp's roadmaps are built from the same posts customers vote on, so what you publish reflects what people asked for.
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Built from feedback
Promote popular posts straight onto the roadmap. Customers can trace a shipped feature back to the request that started it.
Clear status at a glance
Group items by stage so visitors see what is planned, in progress and complete. No more answering the same "is this coming?" email.
Public or private
Share a polished public view with customers while keeping internal planning on private boards.
How LogChimp works
- Step 1
Create a board
Set up one or more boards for the kinds of feedback you want to collect, and choose which are public.
- Step 2
Customers post and vote
Users share ideas, vote on the ones they want and join the discussion in comments.
- Step 3
Prioritise and publish
Use the demand you can see to decide what to build, then show progress on your roadmap.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I make a roadmap public?
- Yes. Roadmaps can be shared publicly so customers can follow progress.
- Does a public roadmap commit me to deadlines?
- Not unless you add them. Status-based roadmaps show direction and stage without promising dates.
- Where can I learn more about the roadmap feature?
- See the Roadmaps feature page for screenshots and details.
Related guides
- A feature request tracker your customers can vote on Track feature requests in one place, let users upvote them and show status on a public roadmap. LogChimp is an open source feature request tracker.
- A customer feedback portal that feels like your product Give customers a branded portal to share ideas, vote on requests and follow your roadmap. LogChimp is open source and fully customisable.
- Close the customer feedback loop Learn what a customer feedback loop is, why most teams break it, and how to collect, act on and report back on feedback with LogChimp.
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