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# Drop a single JavaScript widget that opens the entire Sleekplan surface inside your app.

## Overview

The Sleekplan widget is one JavaScript snippet that injects a floating launcher into your app. Click it: full feedback board, public roadmap, changelog, and CSAT prompts, all in a side panel that doesn't take users away from what they were doing.

## How it works

Paste the script tag: one line. The widget lazy-loads on first interaction, so it doesn't cost you bundle size or Lighthouse score. Pass through your authenticated user object and we attribute every post and vote automatically.

Customise the launcher position, the panel colour, the labels, the trigger rules. Drive it programmatically (open, close, navigate) from your app's own UI.

How it flows

1. 01 ### One snippet, every surface

   Feedback, roadmap, changelog, CSAT: all behind one launcher. Users never have to learn a second tool.
2. 02 ### Lazy-loaded by default

   The widget doesn't load until a user opens it. Zero impact on first paint, Lighthouse, or your performance budget.
3. 03 ### Programmatic control

   Open it from your own onboarding flow, jump to a specific board, prefill a category. The widget exposes a small JS API so it bends to your UX.

Built on

[**Feedback** The board behind the widget.](https://sleekplan.com/feedback) [**Roadmap** Roadmap tab.](https://sleekplan.com/roadmap) [**Changelog** Changelog tab.](https://sleekplan.com/changelog)

Learn more

## Why embed a feedback widget at all?

The further you make a user travel to file feedback, the less feedback you get. A widget that lives inside the product, one click from any page, converts orders of magnitude more passive frustration into actionable input than a "Contact us" page in the footer ever will.

### What a good feedback widget needs

- **Non-blocking** — it loads on demand, never on first paint.
- **Attribution** — pass the logged-in user's identity through, no second signup.
- **Context-aware** — capture the URL, the user agent, optionally a screenshot, so the team doesn't have to ask "where?".
- **Bidirectional** — when the team replies, the user hears about it in the same widget, not via a forgotten email thread.

[Try the widget free](https://app.sleekplan.com/sign-up). Embed in under five minutes.

## **Explore other use cases **

[**Browse all **](https://sleekplan.com/use-cases)

[**Track feature requests** Capture user-submitted ideas, let people vote, and surface the requests worth shipping next.](https://sleekplan.com/use-cases/feature-request-tool) [**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)

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)