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Customer feedback and roadmap tool for collecting votes and prioritizing features
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Collect user feedback with screenshots and voting via a lightweight widget
Moufette provides an embeddable React widget for gathering user feedback, screenshots, and feature votes, plus a clean dashboard for review and customization, deployable via Heroku.
Moufette is aimed at product teams and developers who need direct, visual feedback from real users without building a custom solution. The React‑based widget lets visitors submit comments, attach screenshots, and vote on upcoming features, feeding all data into a simple dashboard where you can prioritize, persevere, or pivot.
The widget integrates with a single JavaScript snippet, offering extensive visual customization from the dashboard. Feedback, screenshots, and votes are stored centrally, enabling quick triage of bugs and validation of ideas. Deployment is streamlined with a one‑click Heroku launch, and Docker support is slated for future releases. The MIT‑licensed codebase encourages self‑hosting and community contributions while a future paid tier will add advanced features like A/B testing and dedicated support.
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Beta feature validation
Collect screenshots and votes to decide whether to persevere or pivot, giving clear user preference data.
Bug reporting
Users attach screenshots, helping developers reproduce and fix issues faster.
Feature request voting
Prioritize the product roadmap based on community votes, focusing development on highest‑impact ideas.
Post‑launch feedback
Gather real‑world usage insights without building custom forms, enabling rapid iteration.
Include the provided one‑line JavaScript snippet and configure appearance and behavior from the dashboard.
Yes, you can deploy the application on Heroku now, and Docker support is planned for the future.
Feedback text, user‑uploaded screenshots, and feature votes are stored in the app’s database (MongoDB).
All core features are free under the MIT license; a paid plan will add A/B testing and dedicated support.
The dashboard lets you adjust colors, position, and text, and you can further style it with custom CSS.
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