Fider

Fider is an open-source customer feedback and feature-request platform used by startups and product teams to collect ideas, vote on features, and prioritize product development.

In simple terms:
👉 It’s a public suggestion board where users propose ideas and vote on what should be built next.

What Fider does

Fider helps companies centralize feedback from customers and communities in one place.

Typical workflow:

Users submit feature requests or ideas

Other users vote and comment

The most popular ideas rise to the top

The company marks items as:

planned

in progress

completed.

This helps teams build features that users actually want instead of guessing.

Key features

Feature voting board

Users submit and upvote feature ideas.

Discussion threads

Each suggestion has comments for discussion.

Status tracking

Mark ideas as planned, in progress, or completed.

Integrations

Connect with tools like Slack, Discord, and webhooks.

Brand customization

Add your logo, colors, and domain.

Open-source option

You can self-host the software on your own server.

Who uses it

Fider is commonly used by:

SaaS startups

mobile app companies

game developers

open-source projects

product managers.

Pricing

Typical options:

Free: self-hosted open-source version

Hosted plans: roughly $29+/month depending on features.

Example

A SaaS product might create a board like:

feedback.myproduct.com

Users can post ideas like:

Add dark mode

Export reports to Excel

Integrate with Slack

Other users vote, and the team builds the most requested features first.

✅ Simple explanation:
Fider is like Reddit for product ideas — users submit feature requests and vote on them.