Featurio

I just launched my first SaaS, Featurio 🚀

The idea started with a pretty simple frustration.

I wanted an easy way to collect feature requests and understand what users actually wanted. But when I started looking at existing tools, many of them felt like I was setting up an entire product management system.

Too many features. Too many settings. Too much going on.

I was spending more time understanding and setting up the tool than actually managing feedback.

And I kept thinking: why does collecting feature requests need to be this complicated?

So I started building Featurio around one simple idea: keep it simple.

Create a board. Get a public link. Share it in your app, website, or wherever your users are.

Users can suggest features and vote on what they want without creating an account or logging in.

As a founder, you manage requests from a clean dashboard, update their progress, and keep users informed through a public roadmap and changelog.

That's it.

No complex workflows. No endless integrations. No bloated product management system.

Featurio is mainly built for solo founders and small SaaS teams who just want to understand what their users want and decide what to build next.

I'm building this solo, and it's still very early. Right now, my biggest goal isn't adding 100 more features—it's getting Featurio in front of real founders and learning what works, what doesn't, and whether this problem is painful enough for people to pay for.

I recently launched Featurio on Product Hunt as well, which is another new experience for me 😅

Would genuinely love feedback from the Indie Hackers community.

How are you currently collecting and managing feature requests for your product?

And if you try Featurio, tell me what you don't like about it. That's probably more useful to me right now than a compliment 😄

Featurio: featurio.io