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Atomic Feedback

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An AI-first product feedback experience built around simplicity

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Atomic Feedback is a public feedback board. Users submit ideas, vote on them, and track status changes in the open. Votes rank what matters most, statuses (open, planned, in progress, shipped, already available, declined) are promises kept in public, and threaded comments keep discussion focused. Boards can be styled, embedded in your own product, or controlled through MCP by AI tools like Claude and Cursor.

TL;DR

• Collect ideas on one public board where users vote and every status change is visible
• Connect Claude or Cursor over MCP to read the board and answer threads from a conversation

At-a-glance

atomicfeedback.io

Alternative to

Canny, Productboard, Uservoice

Integrations

Claude, ChatGPT, MCP

Best for

Product designers, Product managers, Founders

Atomic Feedback

Hear what matters, build what counts

What your board does

See what your users actually want, ranked by votes

• Post an idea and anyone can vote it up, so the heaviest requests rise on their own
• Sort by top, new, shipped or already available without configuring a view
• Read the count, not a percentage, so the weight behind a request is plain

Answer once, in public, where everyone who asked can see it

• Open an idea over the board, read the thread and close it again without losing your place
• Set one of six statuses and everyone who voted sees the idea move
• Reply as the team, marked as the team, so an official answer is never mistaken for a bystander's

Make the board look like part of your product

• Choose a font for the board name and every idea title, from six built in
• Set any background color and the board adjusts its text and borders to stay readable against it
• Ask visitors for a name and email, or let anyone post without saying who they are

Run your board from Claude or Cursor

• Connect over MCP with one sign-in and one approval, and there is no API key to manage
• Move a status or answer a thread from a conversation, under your own name
• Reach only your own board, never a teammate's account or anything you could not reach yourself
• Disconnect any tool from settings whenever you want

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Startup

$49

Lifetime access

Number of boards 3

Team members 10

Each board's own face and paper

Atomic Feedback branding removed

Ideas, votes and comments

Embed board in your own site

Anonymous feedback toggle

MCP / AI client access

Pro

$99

Lifetime access

Number of boards 10

Team members Unlimited

Each board's own face and paper

Atomic Feedback branding removed

Ideas, votes and comments

Embed board in your own site

Anonymous feedback toggle

MCP / AI client access

Deal terms & conditions

Lifetime access to Atomic Feedback.

All future plan updates.

You must activate your license within 60 days of purchase.

Ability to upgrade or downgrade between 2 license tiers.

No codes, no stacking—just choose the plan that is right for you.

Why I built Atomic Feedback

I built Atomic Planning first, to keep a company's plan on one page instead of in a deck nobody reopens. Atomic Feedback came out of the same frustration pointed the other way. The requests that should shape a plan were scattered across email, support threads and Slack, and the person who asked never heard what happened to their idea.

So this is deliberately a public board rather than a private inbox. Anyone can post an idea and vote on someone else's, you set one of six statuses, and everyone who voted sees it change. The board counts votes instead of scoring them, because a number people can check beats a percentage they have to trust. Only your team can reply to a comment, one level deep, which keeps a thread readable.

It is a small tool on purpose. There are no roles to administer, no workflow to configure, and nothing to set up beyond naming the board. If it works, you stop rewriting the same thanks-for-the-suggestion email, and your users stop wondering whether anyone read it.