FeatQ

About FeatQ

FeatQ is a hosted feature-voting board built for founders whose coding agent ships faster than they can decide what to build. The premise is that when an agent can implement a request in an afternoon, the expensive step stops being the code and becomes the choice — and most solo builders make that choice from whichever DM shouted loudest that morning. FeatQ collects requests in one public board, lets users vote with nothing but an email address so nobody abandons a signup, and then exposes the whole queue over MCP. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Windsurf or any other MCP client can pull the top-voted request as a build-ready implementation spec, so a Monday prompt is one line: pull the top request from FeatQ and build it. When the agent marks the request done, FeatQ publishes the changelog entry itself and emails every voter who opted in, which closes the loop that normally rots — users ask for something, hear nothing, and churn months later at the exact wall they warned you about. The board also carries comments, statuses, a public roadmap, and an embeddable widget you install by pasting a prompt into your editor. Pricing is flat per board with no per-user or per-tracked-user fee, and each board holds up to 10,000 voters.

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