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Let Your Customers Watch Your Roadmap Move
Your team ships constantly, and from the outside almost none of it is visible until the release notes land. A public roadmap shows what you are reviewing, building, and shipping, in columns you name yourself, and lets users vote.
Turn “when is this coming?” into a link you can send
Support fields that question every week, and the honest answer is usually a shrug and a promise to pass it along. A public roadmap turns it into a board your customers can open themselves. Items sit in status columns you create, name, and color, in the order you set, so the board reflects how your team actually works instead of somebody else’s template.
You work it as a kanban board, and a card you drag is a column your customers see change. Open one and you get its votes and comments, which is the part that changes planning meetings: what your customers said, sitting next to the thing you are about to build.
