FeedFast
Publish release notes, collect and prioritize feedback, and monitor uptime from one dashboard.
The story
Overview
FeedFast helps SaaS teams communicate product updates, gather user feedback, and monitor service health from one centralized dashboard. The platform provides three core modules: a changelog for publishing release notes in markdown with RSS feeds, a feedback board where users can vote on ideas without signing up, and HTTP-based uptime monitoring with incident tracking. Each project gets a public hub page at feedfa.st, and teams can embed widgets on their own sites using a single script tag. The product is designed to close the loop between user feedback, product roadmap, and release announcements, with integrations including an MCP server for AI agents like Claude, REST APIs, and webhook support. Free accounts include one project with full features; Pro plans at $9/month add up to five projects and additional monitors.
Key features
Feedback Board
Users can submit ideas and vote without creating an account, organized by category and status with owner replies.
Changelog Publishing
Write release notes in markdown and publish to a public page, RSS feed, and embeddable widgets with tags for New, Improved, and Fixed.
Uptime Monitoring
HTTP checks on a schedule with incident confirmation, email alerts, and a public status page users can subscribe to.
Embeddable Widgets
One script tag places feedback buttons, uptime bars, changelog entries, and notification badges anywhere on your site.
MCP Server for AI
Connect Claude or any MCP client to publish release notes, schedule maintenance, and read feedback and uptime data through a scoped API key.
Scheduled Maintenance
Announce planned downtime windows with timezone support; incidents are suppressed and uptime math skips the window.
Use cases
- 1
Indie Makers
Solo founders can manage their entire product communication and user feedback loop from one free project.
- 2
Small SaaS Teams
Teams sharing one login can coordinate release announcements, track feature requests, and monitor service health without juggling multiple tools.
- 3
AI-Driven Workflows
Developers can connect FeedFast to Claude or other AI assistants via MCP to automate changelog publishing and maintenance scheduling.
- 4
User Engagement
Product teams use the feedback board and changelog widgets to keep users informed and engaged with product development.
FAQ
Do users need an account to leave feedback?
No. Users can post ideas, vote, and comment without signing up. Email is optional and only used to track votes across devices.
Can I embed FeedFast on my own site?
Yes. One script tag lets you place feedback buttons, uptime bars, changelog entries, and notification badges anywhere on your site. Widgets are styled from your accent color and logo.
What does the free plan include?
One project with the full product: feedback board, 15 changelog entries, one monitor checked every five minutes, a public status page with up to 25 subscribers, all widgets, REST API, and MCP server.
Can I use FeedFast with AI assistants like Claude?
Yes. FeedFast includes an MCP server so Claude or any MCP client can read the feedback board, publish changelog entries, schedule maintenance, and check uptime through a scoped API key.
What happens if I stop paying?
Nothing is deleted. Extra projects and monitors go read-only or paused, your data stays, and everything returns if you upgrade again.
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