--- title: "Track feature requests — Sleekplan use case | Sleekplan" canonical_url: "https://sleekplan.com/use-cases/feature-request-tool" last_updated: "2026-05-28T16:20:57.128Z" meta: description: "Capture user-submitted ideas, let people vote, and surface the requests worth shipping next." "og:description": "Capture user-submitted ideas, let people vote, and surface the requests worth shipping next." "og:title": "Track feature requests — Sleekplan use case | Sleekplan" --- # Give your users a voice with an embeddable feature request tool. ![Standalone feature request board with vote counts and categories](https://sleekplan.com/_ipx/f_webp/images/use-cases/feature-request-tool/featured-feature-request-board-2x.webp)![Embedded feature request widget on a SaaS app](https://sleekplan.com/_ipx/f_webp/images/use-cases/feature-request-tool/featured-feature-request-widget-2x.webp) Standalone feature request board with vote counts and categories ## Overview Sleekplan turns every user suggestion into a structured, votable post, recorded inside an embedded widget or a standalone board on your own domain. Customers add their own ideas, vote on existing ones, and discuss the details in line. You get a single inbox of demand that's already weighted, deduplicated and easy to triage. No more guessing what to build next. No more screenshots of feature requests pasted into Slack threads that never get acted on. Every request lands in one place that the whole team can see. ## How it works Drop one line of JavaScript on your app, or point a CNAME at the standalone board. Users authenticate with their existing session, so we already know who's asking. No second password. Posts are tagged by category and weighted by the customer attributes you care about (MRR, plan tier, internal ID). Once a request crosses the threshold you set, it can auto-promote to the public roadmap, pushing the requester into a notification loop the moment its status changes. How it flows 1. 01 ### Collect feature requests Use the in-app widget or the standalone board on your own subdomain. Capture additional context (MRR, plan, internal ID) so the request lands in your inbox already weighted. 2. 02 ### Prioritise what matters Sleekplan calculates an impact score from votes, customer weight, and the metrics you care about. Sort by score and the top of the list is the next thing to ship. 3. 03 ### Build a roadmap Drag posts into Planned, In Progress, Released. The public roadmap renders automatically and the original requester gets pinged the moment status changes. 4. 04 ### Close the loop Ship the feature, write a one-line changelog entry, and Sleekplan emails every subscriber and ticks the request closed. No tab-switching required. Built on [**Feedback** The board that captures every idea.](https://sleekplan.com/feedback) [**Roadmap** Promote requests into a public plan.](https://sleekplan.com/roadmap) [**Changelog** Announce what shipped, automatically.](https://sleekplan.com/changelog) [**Satisfaction** Measure the impact of what you ship.](https://sleekplan.com/csat-nps) Learn more ## What is a feature request tool, and why use one? A feature request tool is a single inbox for product ideas. Customers, prospects, support agents, and your own team file the things they wish your product did. The good ones go further: they let users vote on each other's posts, dedupe near-duplicates, weight requests by customer context, and route the strongest signals straight into your roadmap. Sleekplan does all of that. ### What problem does it actually solve? Most product teams already have a long tail of feature ideas. They live in Slack threads, Notion docs, sales-call recordings, support tickets, and someone's head. None of those surfaces are searchable or votable, so the same request gets re-asked monthly and the team has no shared view of demand. A feature request tool consolidates the demand signal so prioritisation isn't a guess. ### The features to look for - **Embeddable widget** — capture requests inside the app, where users already are. The further you make them travel to file a request, the fewer requests you get. - **User voting** — turn passive support tickets into a live signal of demand. - **Customer weighting** — a request from a $10k/mo customer matters more than one from a free-tier signup. Your tool should know that. - **Roadmap promotion** — moving a request from "idea" to "in progress" should be one click, and should notify the requester automatically. - **Status notifications** — every requester gets pinged on status changes. The feedback loop closes itself. ### Why Sleekplan Sleekplan is the only feature request tool that gives you all of the above plus a public roadmap, a changelog, and CSAT. One product, one design language, billed once. You can start free, embed in under five minutes, and have your first prioritised inbox by end of day. [Try it free](https://app.sleekplan.com/sign-up). ## **Explore other use cases ** [**Browse all **](https://sleekplan.com/use-cases) [**Ship a changelog** Announce every release with in-app updates and email digests that actually get read.](https://sleekplan.com/use-cases/changelog-tool) [**Collect website feedback** Embed one widget that collects ideas, runs CSAT, and shows your roadmap without users leaving the page.](https://sleekplan.com/use-cases/website-feedback-tool) [**Share a public roadmap** Show what's planned, in progress, and shipped so customers stop asking and start trusting.](https://sleekplan.com/use-cases/roadmap-tool) Get started in 4 minutes ## **Your roadmap,**** on **autopilot**. ** Free for 30 days. No card, no sales call. Cancel anytime. [**Start free **](https://app.sleekplan.com/sign-up/) [**Book a 20-min demo **](https://sleekplan.com/contact/sales)