FeedLog

Users vote on ideas, the team moves them onto a drag-and-drop roadmap, and shipped features become changelog entries. On Cloudflare, FeedLog runs as a Nuxt Worker that reaches your own PostgreSQL database through Hyperdrive and stores uploads in R2.

Each board post collects votes and Markdown comments and moves through status workflows. The roadmap groups posts into planned, in-progress and completed columns. Voting subscribes a user to the post: after a status change the team can choose to email upvoters, and official replies reach subscribers too. Boards can be public or private. Sign-in through better-auth supports email and password, Google OAuth and GitHub OAuth. The support side covers a help center with collections and articles, an embeddable feedback widget with JWT single sign-on and an inbox for widget conversations with human handoff. The Widget Agent answers customer questions from help center articles and can match the conversation to existing feedback or open a new post. FeedLog also compares new posts against existing ones using vector embeddings to surface duplicates, and drafts changelog entries in four style presets. The Cloudflare build uses Nuxt 4 with Nitro's Workers preset. Its wrangler.toml binds Hyperdrive, an R2 bucket for uploads, a Queue for inbox jobs and a daily Cron Trigger, with Smart Placement turned on. The same codebase also deploys to Vercel or runs from a multi-arch Docker image. The Deploy to Cloudflare button forks the repository, walks you through creating the Hyperdrive config from a Postgres connection string and the R2 bucket, and asks for BETTER_AUTH_SECRET and SYSTEM_ADMIN_EMAILS. On the first request the Worker serves a /setup page that runs migrations, after which you sign up with an address listed in SYSTEM_ADMIN_EMAILS. FeedLog's Cloudflare guide recommends the manual Wrangler setup for production.

Built for: Software teams, indie founders and product managers who want a self-hosted feedback board, roadmap and changelog in place of Canny or Featurebase.

An alternative to: Beamer, Canny, Featurebase, FeatureOS, Frill, Nolt, Sleekplan, Upvoty

What you can use it for

• Run a public voting board for SaaS feature requests
• Build a public roadmap from triaged user requests
• Publish changelog entries drafted with AI
• Embed a feedback and support widget backed by help center articles
• Find and merge duplicate feature requests

Deploy

• One-click · main path

  Branch main

  Deploy to Cloudflare

• CLI

  Branch main

  Enable the vector extension in Postgres, then paste the Hyperdrive id into wrangler.toml and set BETTER_AUTH_URL there before building.

  pnpm install
  pnpm dlx wrangler hyperdrive create feedlog --connection-string="postgresql://USER:PASSWORD@HOST:5432/DATABASE"
  pnpm dlx wrangler r2 bucket create feedlog
  pnpm dlx wrangler secret put BETTER_AUTH_SECRET
  pnpm dlx wrangler secret put SYSTEM_ADMIN_EMAILS
  pnpm build:cf
  pnpm deploy:cf

  Copy

Create the Postgres database and enable pgvector first. The button then sets up Hyperdrive and R2 and asks for two secrets, and OAuth, AI and email keys can be added later.

What it needs to run

• HyperdrivePOSTGRES
• R2 bucketsfeedlog

Good to know

FeedLog requires an external PostgreSQL 17+ database with the pgvector extension, which Cloudflare does not host. Duplicate detection, changelog drafting and the Widget Agent need an OpenAI-compatible API key. Without RESEND_API_KEY, notification and password-reset emails are only logged. After upgrades that add migrations, an admin has to visit /setup. The project is open core, with future enterprise add-ons planned outside this repository.

Cost on Cloudflare

Where this comes from

• Repositoryhttps://github.com/linkcraftstudio/feedlog
• App websitehttps://feedlog.ai
• Demohttps://feedback.feedlog.ai
• Documentationhttps://help.feedlog.ai/