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Feature request tool
A feature request board your users use.
Users submit what they want, vote on each other's ideas, and watch requests move through a clear pipeline. You build from a sorted backlog, not a gut feeling.
No credit card required · No separate tool to manage
Status pipeline
Every request has a home. Every update reaches the right user.
Upvoting subscribes a user. From arrival to shipped, every step a request takes reaches the people waiting on it, and nobody has to remember to send the update.
Every new submission starts here. Others vote on it. You see how many people share the need.
Work has started. Subscribers know it's coming. Add Context with the plan or a target date.
Shipped. Every subscriber gets notified, whether you, a teammate, or your AI agent moved it via MCP.
What you get
A complete feature request system, embedded in your product
Embeddable in any site
One script tag. The widget mounts in a Shadow DOM, so it never conflicts with your styles. Works with any framework.
Community voting
Users upvote what they care about. The backlog sorts by votes, so the most-wanted features float to the top.
Three-stage pipeline
Needs action, In progress, Completed. Each stage has a clear meaning. Completed triggers automatic notifications to subscribers.
Context on every request
Brief your team on any request: implementation details, blockers, target releases. Visible only to your team and your coding agent, never to users.
Five intake paths, three groups
The widget opens to make a request, report a problem, or talk to you. Every submission arrives pre-sorted.
Full project management via MCP
Your AI agent can triage requests, change statuses, reply to conversations, send announcements, manage the team, and configure the widget, all through the built-in MCP server, 42 tools.
Questions
Common questions about feature requests
What is a feature request tool?
A feature request tool lets users submit ideas, upvote each other's suggestions, and track requests through a development lifecycle. It replaces feedback scattered across email, Slack, and support tickets with one organized backlog your team can work from.
How is a feature request board different from a roadmap tool?
A roadmap tool shows what you've already decided to build. A feature request board is where users tell you what they want before you decide. Reqio handles collection and prioritization, giving you the evidence for roadmap decisions, alongside whatever planning tool you already use.
Do users need to create an account to submit a feature request?
No. The widget works without a separate account, and anonymous submissions work out of the box. To tie requests to identified users, for revenue weighting or status notifications, pass a signed identity token from your own auth system.
How does voting prevent spam or gaming?
The widget lives on your own product, so users are already on your site, often logged in. That gate means votes come from real users with context, not anonymous strangers. Add a signed identity token, and votes tie to specific identified users, not browser fingerprints.
Can multiple team members manage the feature request backlog?
Yes. On paid plans, invite team members as developers. They can triage requests, change statuses, and write Context, no access to billing or account settings.
Can my AI coding agent manage the feature request backlog?
Yes. Every project ships a built-in MCP server with 42 tools. Connect your AI agent once via OAuth 2.1, and it can triage requests, change statuses, reply to conversations, send announcements, manage the team, and configure the widget. Every action is gated by the connecting user's role. Mark a request Completed, and subscribers get notified automatically.
Pricing
No per-user tax, ever.
Unlimited end-users on every plan, including Free. Pay for your teammates and your firepower. Never for who shows up. Free runs the whole loop, widget to merged pull request, on one project.
Give your users a place to ask for what they need.
Start your feature board freeNo credit card required · One script tag