Peeqback

Scheduled · Week 39, 2026

Collect User Feedback, Build a Public Roadmap & Ship Changelogs

Jul 10, 2026Productivity, Marketing, Other

Scheduled launch

Goes live Week 39, 2026

September 21 – September 27, 2026 · Leaderboard opens Monday 00:00 UTC

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About Peeqback

Peeqback is a tool designed to help teams collect user feedback effectively. It allows users to submit feature requests and vote on them, ensuring that the most desired features are prioritized. With a public roadmap and integrated changelogs, teams can keep users informed about upcoming features and updates. The setup is quick and easy, requiring just a single line of code to embed the feedback widget in your app. Peeqback helps eliminate the guesswork in product development by providing a clear understanding of user needs.

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Who is it for?

Solo founders and early-stage teams up to 50 people.

Problem

Peeqback addresses the problem of fragmented feedback and the difficulty of prioritizing feature requests. Many teams struggle with managing feedback that comes from various channels, leading to confusion and inefficient product development.

Solution

Peeqback provides a centralized platform where users can submit feature requests and vote on them. This allows teams to see which features are most wanted, reducing the guesswork in prioritization. It also includes a public roadmap to keep users informed and a changelog feature to document releases.

What makes it unique

Peeqback stands out from competitors by offering a simple setup process, automatic notifications to users when features are shipped, and a focus on user-driven development. It combines feedback collection, voting, and roadmap management in one tool, making it easier for teams to listen to their users.