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Hi HN,

I’m Yassine. I built Feedvote.

If your team lives in Linear, sharing a public roadmap usually means manual updates or using a separate feedback tool that drifts out of sync.

Feedvote is a public roadmap + feedback board with real-time 2-way sync with Linear:

Import issues/projects and publish them as a public roadmap

Customer votes and feedback flow back into Linear

Map internal statuses to public states so you can keep your internal workflow intact

Control what is public vs private

It’s early, but working with a few paying teams. I’m switching to subscription now (Pro is $49/mo).

I’d love feedback on positioning and what would make this a must-have for Linear teams.

Hey HN, I'm the builder. I built this because Canny is great but becomes prohibitively expensive ($99/mo) for bootstrapped startups. The Problem: Most feedback tools are "One-Way." You push a ticket to Linear, but when you close it, nothing happens on your public board. You have to manually update customers. The Solution: I built Feedvote to handle Deep 2-Way Sync. Linear/Jira -> Feedvote: When you mark an issue 'Done' in your issue tracker, Feedvote auto-updates the roadmap status. The Loop: It automatically emails all the voters on that ticket to tell them it shipped.

The Stack: Frontend: Next.js Backend: Nest.js Infrastructure: Cloudflare for SaaS (to handle Custom Domains for users)

It's a Lifetime Deal ($149) during beta because I hate monthly subscriptions. The syncing logic was the hardest part (handling race conditions between Linear webhooks). Would love you to roast the implementation.

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