For solo SaaS founders

Stop building features nobody asked for.

Collect feature requests, let your users vote, and publish what you shipped. Feedback board, changelog and widget — one $9/mo plan.

No credit card required. Free plan: one project, 10 feedback items and 10 changelog entries.

shiplog.ca/p/yourapp
  • 42 Dark mode for the dashboard 12 comments Planned
  • 31 Slack notifications 7 comments In progress
  • 18 CSV export 4 comments Shipped

Feedback board · Changelog · Widget · AI agent access — one plan, $9/mo per project

Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

Feedback board

Your users submit ideas and vote. You see what matters most. No more guessing what to build next.

  • Anonymous voting
  • Filter by status: planned, in progress, shipped
  • Hold submissions for review before they go live
  • Public board with shareable URL

Changelog

Publish what you shipped to a public changelog your users can read and subscribe to by RSS.

  • RSS feed for subscribers
  • Markdown support
  • Category badges: New, Improved, Fixed

Widget

Drop a script tag in your app. Users submit feedback without leaving your product.

  • Shadow DOM isolation — your CSS can't leak in
  • Every colour themeable, so it matches a dark site too
  • Popup or full-height slide-out
  • Compact What's New feed with expandable updates, or feedback-only mode
  • Connect votes to signed-in users and retrieve them through the API
  • Callbacks after feedback submissions and vote changes
Try it and see every option

You decide what goes public

Worried a public board means anyone can post anything on your site? Turn on moderation and submissions wait for your approval before they appear.

  • Nothing shows publicly, or counts votes, until you approve it
  • Rejecting is reversible — the submission is kept, not destroyed
  • The submitter is still told their feedback arrived

MCP server on every plan

Your AI agent gets a seat on deck.

ShipLog ships a remote MCP server, so Claude Code, Cursor and any MCP client can read your feedback, triage it, and publish your changelog — right from your coding session.

  • Seven tools to summarize signals, search, triage and write the captain's log
  • One command to connect — a project API key is all it needs
  • Included on the free plan. No enterprise gate, no add-on pricing.
your-app — claude

$ claude mcp add --transport http shiplog \

https://shiplog.ca/mcp

Connected. 7 tools available.

> what should I ship next?

→ feedback_summary

Top signal: Dark mode — 42 votes, marked planned.

> shipped it — log it and close the loop

→ update_feedback_status · create_changelog_entry

Published to the captain's log. ⚓

How it works

1

Create your project

Sign up, name your project, get a public board URL in under 2 minutes.

2

Embed the widget

Paste one script tag. Your users see a feedback button in your app.

3

Ship and announce

Build what users voted for. Publish a changelog entry. Your board shows the loop closing.

One plan. Everything included.

No tiers, no feature matrix, no "contact us". Start with one free project. Upgrade for unlimited feedback and changelog entries.

Free

$0

forever

  • Core features, no credit card
  • One free project · 10 feedback items
  • 10 changelog entries, including drafts
  • Public board, changelog and widget
  • Verified user voting and vote lookup
Get started
Everything included

Captain

$9 USD/mo per project

or $90 USD/yr — 2 months free

  • Unlimited feedback and changelog entries
  • Embeddable widget
  • API + MCP access for AI agents
  • Remove ShipLog branding
Choose Captain — monthly Choose yearly — $90 USD/year

Free limits include changelog drafts and do not reset monthly. Existing accounts keep their original allowances. Additional projects require Captain. Canny starts at $79/mo billed yearly and scales with your user count — ShipLog is $9 for everything, your AI agent's seat included. See the full comparison vs Canny, Sleekplan and Upvoty .

Your users have opinions. Start listening.

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ShipLog runs its own feedback on ShipLog — browse the live board .