Feedback to Issues
Turn approved requests into GitHub Issues instead of copying details by hand.
Feedvote for GitHub is planned for teams that want customer requests organized in Feedvote and accepted engineering work tracked in GitHub.
Built for teams working in Linear
Feedvote + GitHub

What it does
The planned Feedvote GitHub integration will connect customer feedback to GitHub Issues. Product teams can collect requests, votes, and comments in Feedvote, then create implementation work in GitHub with the context engineers need and a public roadmap clients can follow.
Turn approved requests into GitHub Issues instead of copying details by hand.
Carry request descriptions, votes, and links back to the original feedback.
Let customers follow work in Feedvote without viewing your repository.
Use votes and comments before engineering work lands in GitHub.
coming soon
Use Feedvote to collect and validate requests now while the GitHub handoff remains planned.
Collect feature requests, bug reports, and improvement ideas in Feedvote.
Use votes, comments, and moderation before creating engineering work.
The planned workflow is intended to send approved feedback to GitHub with the original context attached.
github workflow
Feedvote gives customers a polished feedback surface while GitHub stays clean for engineering execution.

Step 1 · signal
Let users submit, vote, and discuss requests in Feedvote before your team turns them into GitHub Issues.

Step 2 · handoff
The planned GitHub workflow will include the request, vote signal, and backlink so engineers can understand why work matters.

Step 3 · updates
Clients can follow roadmap movement and shipped updates in Feedvote without needing repo access.
Common questions
Clear answers about setup, access, and what happens after you connect Feedvote.
No. The GitHub integration is planned. You can start a free trial to collect, prioritize, and share customer feedback in Feedvote today.
Private repository support is planned. Feedvote will request only the permissions needed for the selected repository workflow.
Yes. Customers can follow feedback, roadmap progress, and shipped updates in Feedvote instead of GitHub.
Collect requests, publish roadmap updates, and close the loop with customers using the Feedvote features available today.