FeedLog
Open-source feedback board, roadmap, and changelog you self-host on Cloudflare, Vercel, or Docker.
About FeedLog
FeedLog is an open-source feedback management tool that lets teams collect user feedback, manage feature requests, share product roadmaps, and publish changelogs. It includes AI features for automatically detecting and grouping similar feedback requests and for generating changelog entries from completed tickets. The tool can be embedded into a product through a widget that works with React, Vue, Svelte, or plain HTML sites.
The product can be self-hosted on a team's own infrastructure using Docker, Vercel, or Cloudflare Workers, with data stored in a PostgreSQL database (with the pgvector extension required for AI features) and blob storage such as R2, Vercel Blob, or S3-compatible services. It is released under the MIT license, allowing data export and code modification. A hosted version, FeedLog Cloud, is also available for users who do not want to manage their own deployment.
FeedLog is intended for SaaS teams, startups, indie hackers, and open-source projects that want to build a feedback loop with their users. The AI features are optional and require an OpenAI API key; the core feedback board, voting, and roadmap functionality work without it.
Key features
- AI-powered semantic merge groups duplicate feedback requests automatically
- AI changelog assistant generates release notes from shipped tickets
- Feedback boards with voting, comments, images, and rich formatting
- Interactive roadmap linking user feedback to product plans
- Standalone changelog to share product updates with users
- Universal embeddable widget for React, Vue, Svelte, or any HTML site
Frequently asked questions
Is FeedLog free?
FeedLog is free and open-source under the MIT license, with no arbitrary limits on tracked users or per-seat pricing. A hosted FeedLog Cloud version is also currently free to use.
Can I self-host FeedLog?
Yes, FeedLog can be self-hosted via Docker, Vercel, or Cloudflare Workers, giving you full control of your infrastructure and data. It requires a PostgreSQL 17+ database, optionally with the pgvector extension for AI features.
Who is FeedLog for?
FeedLog is built for SaaS teams, startups, indie hackers, and open-source projects that want to collect user feedback and involve users in product development.
Does FeedLog require AI API keys to work?
No, the core feedback board, voting system, and roadmap work fully without any API keys, since AI features like semantic merging and changelog generation are optional.
What platforms and integrations does FeedLog support?
FeedLog can be deployed on Docker, Vercel, or Cloudflare Workers, and its widget integrates with React, Vue, Svelte, or any HTML website.
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