“Upwip completely transformed how we build products. Instead of scattered support tickets, we now have a centralized hub to share our roadmap and chat with users in real-time.”
Alex Nguyen
Founder & CEO · Replaced Canny + Intercom
For open source
Keep issues for code. Give the community a branded board, roadmap, and changelog — hosted, flat-priced, without babysitting another self-hosted stack.
Votes and comments from users who never touch git.
Show direction without turning Issues into a popularity contest.
Publish changelogs and notify followers when ideas ship.
No servers to patch — Launch from $9/mo with unlimited community users.
Founders choose Upwip to collect feedback, share roadmaps, and ship what users ask for.
“Upwip completely transformed how we build products. Instead of scattered support tickets, we now have a centralized hub to share our roadmap and chat with users in real-time.”
Alex Nguyen
Founder & CEO · Replaced Canny + Intercom
“Since migrating to Upwip, our user engagement has skyrocketed. Live chat, changelogs, and documentation keep customers in the loop — and genuinely feeling heard.”
Tung Le
Lead Software Architect · Saved $240/month
“We replaced five disjointed tools with one suite. It keeps us close to our community and shipping the features they actually want.”
Truong Tran
Indie Maker · 10x Faster Feedback
“Publishing updates while chatting with users in the same place is phenomenal. Upwip is how we build trust and loyalty.”
Peter Andre
Head of Product · Automated release emails
“Roadmap, knowledge base, and live chat in one embed saved our engineering team weeks of integration overhead.”
Doan Van
CTO · 18KB Widget Embed
“Users love upvoting on the board. Whenever we ship, they get an automated celebration email — co-creators of the product.”
Vu Hoang
Growth Lead · High retention booster
Charging per user for a feedback tool is backwards. Upwip prices the tool, not your reach.
Common questions from this audience.
No. Keep Issues for bugs and PRs. Use Upwip as the product-facing feedback and roadmap surface.
If you want hosting, changelog, docs, and chat without ops — yes. Stay on Fider if self-host control is a hard requirement.
Yes. Run a public community board plus a private sponsor or enterprise board.
Start on Launch pricing; check lifetime deals if you want a one-time option for a small maintainer team.
Stop building in the dark. Collect feedback, publish roadmaps, and ship features your users truly love.