Paste feedback. See what it says.
Drop in messy feedback from anywhere: a spreadsheet, a Canny export, a pile of support tickets. You get back themes, merged duplicates, and a priority for each one. No account, and nothing is stored unless you choose to share it.
How it works
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Paste the pile
One item per line, or a CSV export with the feedback in one of its columns. No account, no upload, no cleaning it up first.
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AI groups and ranks it
The same triage that runs inside FeedbackFlow: items are grouped into themes, near-duplicates are merged into one, and each theme gets a priority from how much feedback backs it and how negative that feedback is.
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Take something away with you
Draft a ticket from any theme in one click, or share the whole report at a private link. Nothing is stored unless you press Share, and a shared report is deleted after 30 days.
What you can paste
Anything one item per line, or a CSV export with the feedback in a column. A Canny or Zendesk export, a copied Slack thread, App Store reviews, the free-text answers from a survey, or a column out of a spreadsheet all work. Messy is fine: that is the point. Each run takes up to 200 items of 500 characters each, and 25,000 characters in total.
There is a fair-use cap of 3 runs an hour and 10 a day, because every run costs us a Claude call and the tool is free and needs no account. If you hit it, wait an hour.
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Frequently asked questions
- Do I need an account to use this?
- No. Paste, run, and read the result without signing up. The rate limit is per visitor rather than per account, so nothing about you is recorded to enforce it.
- Is the feedback I paste stored anywhere?
- Not unless you choose to share the report. Pressing Share stores the pasted feedback behind a private link so the link works for whoever you send it to, and a scheduled job deletes it after 30 days. Without that, the paste exists only for the length of the request.
- How much can I paste at once?
- Up to 200 items, 500 characters each, and 25,000 characters in total per run. Anything past those caps is trimmed rather than rejected, so a large export still returns something useful. There is also a fair-use cap of 3 runs an hour and 10 a day.
- How is the priority decided?
- By two things: how many separate pieces of feedback land in the same theme, and how negative the sentiment across them is. A theme that twelve people raised angrily outranks one that two people mentioned in passing, which is usually the ordering a backlog is missing.
- What is the difference between this and the product?
- This is one shot on one paste. FeedbackFlow itself connects to your widget, Slack, Intercom, Zendesk and the rest, triages every new item as it arrives, keeps the history so you can watch a theme grow, answers questions about the whole corpus with citations, and files tickets into Jira or Linear.
- Can I use the output commercially?
- Yes. It is your feedback and your result. The drafted ticket is meant to be pasted straight into your tracker.