Turn product feedback into visible progress.
Collect requests, share what you’re building, and publish what shipped—all from one public product page.
Northstar
Planning that keeps the team moving
What should we improve?
Vote or add context to an existing request.
Add a weekly planning view
Share read-only project links
Import tasks from CSV
Don’t let good feedback disappear into a backlog.
Share the decision, show the work in progress, and let users know when it ships.
Northstar
One request, with its context intact
Start with the real problem
Add a weekly planning view
Mondays are spent rebuilding this view by hand.
Share what you’ve decided
Later
CSV import
Themes
Next
Read-only links
Now
Weekly planning
Tell users when it ships
Weekly planning is live.
Priorities, owners, and deadlines now share one focused view.
Your product’s public home.
Publish feedback, roadmap, and changelog under the product itself. Indie builders can also connect products to an optional maker profile.
Publish a product pageAlex Morgan
Independent product builder
Building focused tools for small teams. I share the decisions, not just the launch day.
Northstar
Planning that keeps the team moving
3 updates this month
Draftroom
A calm review space for client work
Roadmap updated yesterday
Maker profiles are optional. Teams can use the full feedback loop without publishing a personal profile.
Small enough for one builder. Clear enough for a whole product team.
For indie builders
Create a credible public presence around the substance of your work, without stitching together a portfolio, feedback board, roadmap, and changelog.
- Show every product in one optional maker profile
- Give early users a direct place to contribute
- Turn steady progress into a visible product history
For product teams
Keep feedback, prioritization, and release communication connected to the product they belong to, so users can follow the outcome.
- Collect context before deciding what to build
- Communicate roadmap direction without overpromising
- Publish releases where users can find them
What to know before you start.
Krafta is intentionally focused. Here is what is included—and what stays optional.
Do I need to use every part of Krafta?
No. Start with the feedback board, roadmap, changelog, or profile that solves today's problem.
Is a maker profile required?
No. Product teams can use the complete feedback loop without attaching it to a personal profile.
Who can join the conversation?
Anyone can read public updates, while signed-in users can submit feedback, vote, and discuss.
Is Krafta only for indie builders?
No. It is designed for solo builders and product teams that want one clear public feedback loop.
Start with one public product page.
Collect feedback today. Add the roadmap and changelog as the work moves.