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Most people who want to tell you something will not create an account to do it.
Now they don't have to.

Turn it on under Dashboard → Organization. Three switches, all off until you flip them:

• Guest posting — visitors can submit feedback without signing in
• Guest voting — visitors can upvote
• Guest commenting — visitors can reply on other people's posts

Guests show up as Guest 7f3a — a stable label, so you can tell whether five posts came from one person or five.
And if they sign in later, everything they wrote quietly moves to their account. No prompt, no "claim your posts" step; it just becomes theirs.

Guest posting also unlocks the embedded widget.
Until now the widget needed your product to tell FeedLog who the visitor was. With guest posting on, it works on any page — including products that have no accounts at all.
Existing widget installs keep working; nothing to update.

Your users no longer have to find your feedback board to tell you something. Drop the widget into your product and they describe the problem right where they hit it, in their own words — no board to choose, no title to write, no page to leave.

Available on hosted and self-hosted FeedLog. Self-hosted instances need an AI provider configured; everything else works out of the box.

Every message ends as exactly one of three outcomes. The AI reads it and decides:

• Feedback — It writes a one-line title, restates the message in the user's own words, picks the best-matching board from your board names and descriptions, and publishes right away. The user gets a card with the title, board, status and a link; you get a post under their name, with them subscribed to your replies.
• Support — "I was double charged" should never land on a public board. Handoff rules send account-specific requests to your support email instead, and nothing gets posted. Three are built in — billing, account access, privacy and legal — and you can add your own in plain English, such as the user asks about enterprise contracts.
• Unrecognized — When a message is too vague or off-topic to act on, the assistant asks for a clearer description instead of filing noise you'd have to clean up later.

Support is evaluated first, so a refund request never slips onto the public board as feedback.

Settings → Widget holds the enable switch, your support email and the handoff rules — it's on by default.

Full walkthrough: https://help.feedlog.ai/guide/widget

Integration steps: https://help.feedlog.ai/developers/widget

Replies to feedback can now send an email notification to the submitter automatically. This behavior is enabled by default, and you can turn it off for an individual reply before posting.

✨ New

• Replies: Email notifications are sent automatically when you reply to a piece of feedback
• Reply composer: Emails are on by default and can be disabled for any individual reply before posting

You can now set your own brand colors and logo for your public feedback board. This makes the interface more harmonious with your main product and ensures a seamless user experience.

Available for both hosted and self-hosted FeedLog.

• Custom Logo: Upload your own logo to replace the default branding.
• Brand Colors: Match the feedback board perfectly with your product's unique color palette.
• Default Theme: Set your preferred default view (Light Mode or Dark Mode) for your users.
• Custom Welcome Message: Greet your users with a personalized message that fits your brand’s tone of voice.
  Try it out on your dashboard today! 🚀

If people already sign in to your own product, they can now arrive on your FeedLog board already logged in — no second Google/GitHub sign-in, no extra password.

Available in both self-hosted and hosted FeedLog. SSO signs in the people leaving feedback — your staff still sign in to the dashboard the usual way.

• Zero extra sign-in — Users coming from your product are authenticated the moment they reach your board, ready to post, vote, and comment.
• Drop-in JWT handoff — Sign a short-lived HS256 token with your workspace secret and redirect to /api/sso/jwt. No SDK, no SAML — most teams wire it up in under a day.
• Manage secrets in the dashboard — Developer → Single Sign-On to create, label, view, enable/disable, and delete signing secrets, with a copy-paste integration guide on the same page.
• Rotate without downtime — Keep up to five secrets per workspace: add a new one, switch your product over, then disable the old — no lockout.
• Secure by default — SSO sessions are bound to your board and stay at end-user level — they can't open the dashboard or change account credentials. Users are matched by email, so they
  line up with existing Google/GitHub accounts.

If you don't want to self-host, you can now use FeedLog as a hosted service. Sign up at auth.feedlog.ai/register — see feedlog.ai for product details.

Self-hosting on Cloudflare / Vercel / Docker is unchanged and still the right choice for many setups.

✨ New

• 5-minute setup — Sign up, name your workspace, start collecting feedback. No infra setup, no environment variables, no migrations to run.
• Feature parity with OSS — Inside your workspace, hosted FeedLog has every feature from the OSS release — no "Cloud-only" tier, no paywall.
• Free to use — No pricing, no usage limits, no credit card. Sign up and use it.

Bring teammates into your workspace, assign roles, and moderate feedback together — instead of sharing one admin login.

✨ New

• Invitations — Invite teammates by email. Delivery uses Resend when configured; self-hosters without an email provider get a copy-link fallback so onboarding isn't blocked.
• Roles & permissions — Three roles: Owner, Manager, Contributor. Per-role permissions are enforced across every admin action (posts, boards, comments, changelogs, merges).
• Workspace branding — Rename your workspace under Settings → Workspace. The name appears in invitation emails and the dashboard sidebar.
• Members page — New Settings → Members to view members, change roles, resend invitations, or remove access.

FeedLog is now officially open source.

✨ New

• Open source: FeedLog is now officially open source
• Repository: Available at https://github.com/linkcraftstudio/feedlog
• License: MIT License
• Deployment: Supports Cloudflare worker, Vecel, and Docker deployment