It a second post in this reality show: Open SaaS development from scratch: why and what
I start every project with gathering requirements. In this case, I'm my own client so I know all the requirements.
Let me list them (shortly):
End users:
0. register and log in with Gmail and email
- can open the feedback board to leave feedback
- can sort them by time and activity and filter by tag, type, and status
- can create new feedback post
- can comment on existing posts
- can vote for, against, or express indifference to a specific feedback post
- can upload his/her userpic
- can see the list of his/her posts
- can remove a post if there is status yet assigned
- can edit existing posts
- when creating or editing a post, change text style (bold, italic), and attach images (up to 5).
Board owners:
- can create a new board for collecting feedback
- can assign a subdomain for this board
- will be notified by email when a new post is published
- can list all posts by time and activity
- can filter posts by tag, type, status
- can comment on any post
- can close (hide) any post for any reason
- can edit any post
- can block a specific user (what will prevent new posts for him/her)
- can assign a status to a post
- can assign the "verified user" badge to any user (in a case when this user is a real user - known by email)
- can assign a board name, logo, link to the company's site, background and font colors
- can see stats on any post: amount of voted for, against, and indifferents
- plus everything what end users can do
To understand the work front better I started from creating wireframes of UI. I use my favorite program called JustInMind that has a free version. Below there are 3 "screenshots" for a public board:
List of posts:

Open a post:

Create a new post:

Total time for this: 1,5 hours.
UPD: I will publish the next post not today but tomorrow morning as I see publishing in the evening is not good, people just don't see it.
how is the app doing now after 2 years?
I wouldn't have even bothered to build an admin panel at the beginning, it is not directly related to providing value to your app.
/// just a thought