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Acme 2.4: the whole app, on your phone
You asked for it more than anything else. Acme is now on iPhone and Android, with every project, comment and file you have on the web.
Mobile app128 votes
A roadmap that updates itself
Works with the tools your team already uses
- Slack
- Discord
- Webhooks
- Claude CodeMCP
- CursorMCP
- CannyImport
- NoltImport
- CSVImport
Prioritize with data, not gut feeling
A board by status with the votes in plain sight. Drag a request and everything else moves with it.
Status columns
Planned, In progress and Completed, visible to your team and your users.
Prioritize by votes
The most requested on top, with board filters and a trending badge.
Automatic notifications
The author, voters and followers get an email every time their request changes status.
Public roadmap with voting
Your users see what's next and vote right from the roadmap, in your portal or in the widget.
Notification emails
Every status change reaches whoever voted or commented.
Weekly digest
The week's most voted ideas, emailed to your users.
Votes from the widget
Your roadmap lives inside your app too.
Learn moreInternal notes
Comments only your team sees, right next to each request.
In your app
What's next, right inside your app
The widget has its own Roadmap page, so customers see what you're building, what's next and what just shipped without leaving your product.
- Now, next, shipped
- In progress comes first, then planned, then the latest releases.
- Votes from the widget
- Signed-in customers vote right from the list, and the count on your roadmap moves with them.
- Shipped “for you”
- When a request someone voted for ships, their list marks it “for you”.
Roadmap
Roadmap
Drag a card and the roadmap updates
The board where you plan is the roadmap your customers see, so it never falls behind.
Fig. 1Acme's roadmap in the dashboard, with the mobile app on its way to In progress.
- 1PlannedA column for each status. Customers see what's planned, what's in progress and what's done.
- 2Mobile appDrag a request to another column to change its status.
- 3128The votes on each card, so you can see what customers want most.
Change the status and everyone hears
A request's status decides where it shows up on your roadmap. When you change it, the people who asked, your team and your other pages catch up.
- The people who asked
- Whoever posted the request and everyone who voted, commented or subscribed gets an email.
- Your team
- The change lands in the request's activity in the dashboard, so your team sees it too.
- Your changelog page
- Next to your updates, visitors see what's planned and in progress.
- API and MCP
- Change a status from your own scripts, or ask your AI agent to do it.
- Inside your app
- Put the full roadmap on a page in your product, beyond the widget.
- Off until you're ready
- Turn the roadmap off in settings and it disappears from your board and the widget.
The full loop
From idea to launch
Connected to the way you work
Slack and Discord notifications, signed webhooks, an MCP server for your coding agents, and imports from Canny, Nolt, ProductRoad or CSV.
Read the docsEvery feature, in alphabetical order
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C
- Comments
D
- Dark mode
L
M
- Mobile view
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- Search
- SEO
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Frequently asked questions
It's a page that shows your customers what you're planning, what you're building and what just shipped. In Jotly it comes straight from your feedback board: requests you mark as Planned, In progress or Completed show up in those columns, with their votes and who asked.
It reads each request's status, so there's no second list to maintain. Drag a request to In progress in your dashboard, or change it through the API, and it moves on your roadmap and in the widget at the same time.
Yes. Every card on your roadmap has a vote button, and so does every planned or in-progress request in the widget. On the roadmap page, clicking a card opens the full request, where they can comment and subscribe.
Whoever posted it gets an email, and so does everyone who voted, commented or subscribed. Each person can turn those emails off. The change also lands in the request's activity, so your team sees it too.
For most teams, yes. It answers “is this coming?” before anyone has to ask, and your customers see their requests going somewhere. Only requests you mark as Planned, In progress or Completed show up, so ideas you're still weighing stay on the board. If you're not ready, turn the roadmap off in settings.
A Notion page or a Trello board is a second copy of your plan, and someone has to remember to update it. Here the roadmap is your feedback board, so it's current the moment you change a status. It also shows the votes behind each request and emails the people who asked.
Yes, from Starter. Your board moves to your address with the roadmap included, at something like feedback.yourcompany.com/roadmap.
Yes, and the free plan never expires. It includes the public roadmap, the widget, unlimited posts and unlimited users. Paid plans add a custom domain, private boards and more boards.
Yes. Bring your boards, posts, votes, comments and updates through the API, or in a CSV whose columns AI maps to Jotly's fields. If your data doesn't fit either, we'll migrate it with you by hand.
Build what actually matters
Turn your users' ideas into better product decisions. Start for free and grow when you need to.
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