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Customer feedback and roadmap tool for collecting votes and prioritizing features
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Discover top open-source software, updated regularly with real-world adoption signals.
Collect, prioritize, and showcase customer feedback with ease
Astuto lets you gather, manage, and prioritize customer feedback, offering roadmaps, OAuth login, webhooks, API, moderation, and anonymous submissions—all self‑hosted via Docker.
Astuto is a self‑hosted platform that lets product teams collect, organize, and prioritize feedback directly from their users. It provides a public roadmap to showcase upcoming work, supports simple email or OAuth2 sign‑in, and includes moderation tools so you can control which submissions appear. Anonymous feedback is also possible, encouraging input from visitors who prefer not to register.
The service runs in Docker containers and can be launched with a single docker‑compose.yml file, making setup straightforward for teams familiar with container orchestration. Integration is handled through configurable webhooks and a full REST API, allowing you to sync feedback with tools like Jira, Trello, or Slack. Environment variables let you customize branding, invitation flows, and site privacy settings without modifying code.
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Public product roadmap
Show upcoming features to users, increasing transparency and trust.
Customer support triage
Collect bug reports and feature requests, prioritize via moderation queue.
Integrate feedback into Jira
Automatically create Jira tickets from new feedback using webhooks.
Anonymous suggestions
Allow non‑registered visitors to submit ideas, boosting participation.
Via Docker Compose using the provided docker‑compose.yml file.
Yes, any OAuth2 provider can be configured through environment variables.
No, Astuto is self‑hosted; you run it on your own infrastructure.
Set a strong SECRET_KEY_BASE, use HTTPS via a reverse proxy, and restrict database access.
The REST API and admin UI allow exporting feedback in JSON or CSV formats.
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