A board people actually use
Short title, optional detail, one click to vote. No account wall: readers browse and search freely, and confirm an email once before their first post.
Collect ideas, let people vote, and — the part every other tool forgets — tell them what happened. Two screens. No roadmap modules, no scoring formulas, no six-week rollout.
Your board is live at yourname.kjerr.io about a minute after you sign up.
Short title, optional detail, one click to vote. No account wall: readers browse and search freely, and confirm an email once before their first post.
While someone types a title we surface the ideas that already say it, with a vote button right there. Fewer near-identical posts, more signal per idea.
Change a status or reply, and every person who asked for it hears about it by email — under your workspace name, with one-click unsubscribe.
Open, Planned, In Progress, Done, Declined. No custom pipelines to design before you can read your first piece of feedback.
One list, keyboard shortcuts, drafts that survive a misclick, merge for the inevitable duplicates. It loads in milliseconds because there is almost nothing to load.
The public board shows a display name and nothing else. You see the email address. Replies go out as your workspace, never as a person.
Free while we're in early access. Priced per workspace when we aren't — never per admin seat.
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