Turn user noise into features you can ship.
Damper collects feedback from your app and Slack, prioritizes it with votes weighted by what customers actually pay, hands tasks to your AI coding agent, and announces what you ship. Around the loop: a team workspace, hosted status pages, and production error logs. One tool, the whole picture.
Free plan, no credit card. Your roadmap can be live in five minutes.
Four moves. Zero spreadsheets.
Most teams collect feedback in five places and decide in none of them. Damper is one straight line from a user complaint to a shipped, announced feature.
Collect
Drop a widget into your app or turn any Slack message into feedback. Sentiment, tags and duplicate merging included.
Prioritize
Public roadmap. Votes are weighted by plan tier, so the customers paying you the most move features up the board.
Build
Connect your AI agent over MCP. It loads your project context, picks the top task and locks it — no two agents on the same work.
Announce
Marked done? Changelog entry drafted, every voter notified by email, release posted to X. Automatically.
Votes that know what customers pay.
A drive-by signup and your biggest enterprise account should not have the same say. Set weights per plan tier and Damper turns raw votes into a demand score you can actually trust.
- Tier multipliers — Free ×1, Basic ×2, Pro ×5, Enterprise ×10. Tunable per project.
- Demand score — denormalized and sorted, so the board always shows real pull, not noise.
- Voter tier priority — see exactly who is asking, and what they are worth.
Roadmap items are real tasks your agent can start.
Roadmaps usually die where coding begins. Damper doesn't stop at “planned”. Point Claude Code or Cursor at the hosted MCP server — one URL, one key — and your agent loads the project context, picks the highest-demand task, and gets to work while Damper tracks every note, commit and checklist item.
- Context on tap — docs, rules and a typed context graph load into the agent's session automatically.
- Task locking — start_task locks an item, so two agents never build the same thing.
- Checklist-gated completion — complete_task needs evidence for every item before it ships.
Shipped means announced.
The worst part of feedback is telling twenty people the same thing. When a task is marked done, Damper drafts the changelog entry, emails everyone who voted, and posts the release to X. You just hit ship.
- Auto-drafted changelog — assembled from shipped roadmap items, ready to edit.
- Voters get the news first — the people who asked are the first to know it landed.
- Public pages included — hosted roadmap and changelog under your brand.
Everything else you'd end up cobbling together.
The loop is the headline. These are the parts that make it hold up in real products, with real teams.
Feedback inbox
Sentiment analysis, categories, statuses, comments and duplicate merging. An inbox that stays clean.
Embeddable widget
One script tag, any framework. Capture feedback where it happens instead of chasing it.
Slack capture
A message shortcut turns any Slack thread into a tracked feedback item. Nothing gets lost.
Pages
A Notion-style workspace — notes, meetings, docs and database pages linked to your feedback and roadmap.
Status pages
HTTP, SSL and heartbeat monitors, incidents and subscriber emails — hosted beside your roadmap.
Error logs
Ingest production errors by API — fingerprinted, deduped and triaged next to customer feedback.
Teams & roles
Invite your team, assign owners, keep private notes internal while the public sees only what you choose.
Project context
Living docs, rules and templates your AI agent reads before it writes a line of code.
Free to start. Louder as you grow.
Start on the free plan, and upgrade when your customers' voices should carry more weight.
- 1 project, 2 team members
- 100 feedback items / month
- Public roadmap & widget
- Weighted voting by customer tier
- AI execution via hosted MCP
- Unlimited projects & feedback
- Everything in Pro
- SSO / SAML & custom domain
- White-label & dedicated support
Stop guessing what to build.
Set up your widget, publish your roadmap, and let your customers — and your AI agent — do the rest.