🗺️ A roadmap customers can actually follow

Show what is next. Then show what shipped.

A public roadmap is more than a list of promises. It is a shared progress signal: customers can see where their requests stand, your team can communicate without repeating itself, and every shipped item becomes proof that you listen.

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What we are working on

In progress · Team permissionsTargeting the next release
progress
Planned · Zapier integrationPrioritized by 87 votes
planned
Shipped · Custom domainsReleased today · Read the update
shipped

Transparency without the roadmap theater

Give customers useful visibility without maintaining a second project-management system or publishing commitments you cannot keep.

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Statuses with meaning

Open, planned, in progress, shipped, and closed are simple enough for customers and useful enough for your team.

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Connect requests to progress

A roadmap item can start as a customer request, so the reason behind the work never disappears when the status changes.

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Set expectations honestly

Show direction without inventing dates. A visible status is more trustworthy than a precise promise you may miss.

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Make shipping visible

Pair a shipped status with a changelog announcement so customers know the work is real and discover how to use it.

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Bring the roadmap into your site

Link or embed the roadmap in your app, docs, onboarding, and sales follow-ups instead of answering the same status question again.

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Keep it on-brand

Use your workspace name, accent color, and public surface so the roadmap feels like part of your product rather than a third-party tracker.

A roadmap that earns trust

Keep the workflow simple enough to maintain after launch and useful enough that customers return to it.

STEP 1

Capture the reason

Collect the request and the customer context before it becomes a vague backlog ticket. Votes show whether the need is shared.

request + context + votes
STEP 2

Set a visible status

Move the idea to planned or in progress when the decision is made. Customers get an answer without another support thread.

open → planned → in progress
STEP 3

Publish the outcome

When the work ships, mark it shipped and announce the change. The roadmap becomes a record of follow-through, not just intent.

shipped → changelog → return visits

Questions, answered

Should a public roadmap include delivery dates?

Only when you can maintain them. Featurewall’s status workflow lets you communicate direction and progress without forcing your team into brittle public promises.

Can customers vote on roadmap items?

Yes. Feature requests and roadmap statuses live in the same feedback loop, so vote counts provide context for what gets prioritized.

Can I announce completed roadmap items?

Yes. Marking an idea shipped can become a changelog entry that you edit, publish, and share with subscribers.

Can I embed a public roadmap in my website?

Yes. Use the embeddable widget or link to the public board from your app, documentation, pricing page, and sales materials.

Make progress part of your product

Create a free public roadmap, connect it to customer requests, and give every release a visible place to land.

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