Feedback boards that
write your next sprint.
Collect ideas and bug reports from a site widget or a hosted board, let votes rank what matters, then hand the top task straight to an AI coding agent over MCP.
From a stray idea to a merged fix.
Capture feedback where users already are.
Drop the toggle widget into your own site or point people at a hosted board. No account required to submit or vote, so the signal stays honest.
Let votes rank the kanban for you.
Every idea lands on a real board: Backlog, In Progress, Done. Vote counts and status moves are attributed, so priority reflects actual demand, not the loudest voice in standup.
Ship it with an agent, not a standup.
An MCP server exposes your top-voted tasks to coding agents. They pick a task, open the implementation, and mark it complete, closing the loop without a human triage meeting.
A real board, not a spreadsheet.
Every idea lands here, ranked by votes, moved by your team (or an agent). Try the vote arrows.
Everything a feedback loop needs. Nothing it doesn't.
On-site toggle widget
One script tag drops a feedback panel into any product, no separate app for users to find.
Anonymous, attributed voting
Guests vote without an account; logged-in votes stay attributed for accurate ranking.
Multi-tenant boards
Run one board per product or team, each with its own roles and members.
MCP task server
Coding agents query top tasks and mark them complete through a first-class MCP interface.
Every change has a name on it
Each post keeps a timeline of status moves, reassignments, and tag edits, attributed to the person or agent who made them. Nothing shifts on your board without a trail.
Your backlog, queryable by machines.
Cawcus's MCP server hands agents a ranked queue instead of a triage meeting: fetch the highest-voted task in the backlog, implement it, report back. The board updates itself.
- Top-voted task first, always
- Status flips the moment an agent completes work
- Internal notes stay hidden from public voters
# agent requests the next task tools/call list_posts { board: "growth", status: "backlog", sort_by: "score" } → #482 "Export votes as CSV" · 37 votes · backlog # agent ships the fix, then reports back tools/call update_post_status { board: "growth", post_id: 482, status: "done" } → status: done
Simple plans. Scale when you do.
Free
Try it on one board
- 1 board (owner-only)
- 10 posts/month
- Guest voting only (no comments)
- No MCP integration
Starter
One board, fully wired up ~$5/mo, billed yearly
- 1 board (owner-only)
- 200 posts/month
- MCP integration included
- Guest voting + commenting
Pro
For teams running several boards ~$15/mo, billed yearly
- Up to 3 boards
- 2,000 posts/month per board
- Team roles & access
- Customizable board columns
- AI generation features
- Guest voting + commenting
Questions, answered.
Do users need an account to submit feedback? +
No. Guests can submit posts, vote, and leave public comments without registering. Voting is still one-per-person, tracked per session.
How do AI agents actually pick up a task? +
Cawcus exposes an MCP server. Any MCP-compatible agent can call board.next_task to fetch the highest-voted open item and board.mark_complete once it ships.
Can I run more than one board? +
Yes. Boards are fully multi-tenant, each product or team gets its own board, roles, and members.
Can I see who changed what? +
Yes. Every post has an activity timeline recording status changes, assignee changes, tag edits, and comments, each tagged with who did it and when. Changes made by an AI agent are marked as such, so you can always tell human work from automated work.
Can I move between plans later? +
Yes. Upgrade or downgrade between Free, Starter, and Pro at any time. Your boards, votes, and history carry over.
Stop triaging feedback by hand.
Set up a board, wire up an agent, and let the queue run itself.
Start a board free