Product

Feature Requests

Gather structured product feedback linked to your roadmap.

Browse Feature Requests Templates

Why use Forge for feature requests?

Feature request forms are most valuable when they capture not just the request but the underlying problem. Forge feature request forms use multi-step flows to first capture the problem statement, then the proposed solution, then the user's role and company size — giving your product team the context to prioritize effectively.

Use the Forge API to sync every approved feature request directly into a public Notion database that your users can view, turning the form into a transparent roadmap input channel. Users can see their request status updated in real-time. This loop increases user engagement and gives your team a clearer signal on what to build next.

Problem-first flow

Multi-step form: problem statement first, then proposed solution. Forces users to articulate the 'why' not just the 'what'.

Notion/Airtable Sync

Every request syncs to a public Notion database your users can browse. Closes the feedback loop automatically.

Vote aggregation

Use the Forge API to aggregate duplicate requests by topic. Surface the most requested problems for sprint planning.

Performance Data

Teams with public feature request boards see 2.4× higher survey completion rates across all product forms

Feature requests with problem statements attached have 73% higher implementation rate on roadmaps

How to set it up

1

Create a problem-first form

Step 1: what problem are you trying to solve? Step 2: what's your proposed solution? Step 3: role + company.

2

Add conditional routing

Route enterprise requests (company 200+) to a dedicated Slack channel for priority review by the product team.

3

Sync to Notion

Use the Forge webhook with Notion API to create database entries. Set status field to 'Under Review' on creation.

4

Build a public roadmap view

Embed a filtered Notion view publicly so users can see their requests and current status.

Start from a Template

Or use the Headless API to build from scratch.