FeedLog is an open-source (MIT) alternative to Canny and Featurebase for teams that want to own their feedback data and avoid pricing that grows with tracked users or administrator seats.
Complete feedback workflow
- Feedback boards with voting, Markdown comments, images, and status workflows
- An interactive Kanban roadmap linked to feedback items
- A standalone changelog that can link releases back to requests and notify voters when an item ships
- Optional AI duplicate detection as users type and AI-assisted release-note drafting
Deployment and data ownership
FeedLog can be self-hosted on Cloudflare Workers, Vercel, or Docker. Self-hosted installations use a PostgreSQL 17+ database with the pgvector extension, so teams keep direct control of feedback, user, and roadmap data. Storage can use Cloudflare R2, Vercel Blob, or another S3-compatible service. A currently free hosted FeedLog Cloud option is also available for teams that do not want to deploy it themselves.
AI is optional
The core feedback board, voting, roadmap, and changelog work without an AI API key. Teams that want the AI features can connect an OpenAI-compatible provider, including OpenAI, Azure, LiteLLM, or Ollama.
Who it is for
FeedLog is designed for indie developers, open-source maintainers, and small product teams that need a public feedback loop without vendor lock-in. The full board-to-roadmap-to-changelog workflow is free and open source, with no per-seat or tracked-user pricing.
