From customer signal to shipped work — with the why intact.
Turn customer signal into a roadmap you can defend, ship the work, and close the loop — without losing the decisions and context behind it.
Weighted demand. Linked decisions. Visible delivery.
Four surfaces. One product story.
Not another idea box. An operating system for how product work actually moves — and the notes that keep the team aligned.
Capture and prioritize what customers ask for
Inbox, widget, and weighted voting so the queue reflects customer value — not just volume.
Learn more → RoadmapPlan what you are actually building
Turn validated demand into planned, in-progress, and shipped work with a clear status flow.
Learn more → ReleasesShip and close the loop
Publish changelogs, notify followers, and connect what shipped back to the original requests.
Learn more → Internal notesKeep team knowledge next to the work
Pages for company context, product decisions, runbooks, and non-engineering work — not buried in another wiki.
Learn more →The same product, from demand to notes.
Every surface is simple on purpose — so the story stays clear: ops and knowledge in one place.
Inbox that sorts by value
Triage feedback with weighted scores so enterprise signal rises without drowning quieter accounts.
A plan the team can run
Planned, in progress, and done — linked back to the demand that justified the work.
Progress customers can see
Ship updates that connect finished work to original requests and followers.
Pages for how you actually work
Company context, product decisions, non-engineering tasks, and runbooks — structured pages inside Damper.
Revenue-aware prioritization without spreadsheet triage.
Damper lets you decide how much weight each customer tier carries, so prioritization matches the business you are actually trying to grow.
Capture, publish, monitor, and extend.
Widget, status, identity, logs, and AI tooling sit under the same roof — optional depth when you need it.
Embeddable widget
One script tag. Customers submit features, bugs, and improvements without leaving your product.
Learn more → 02Status page
HTTP, SSL, and heartbeat checks with incidents, maintenance, and subscriber notifications.
Learn more → 03Error logs
Ingest backend errors into the inbox with fingerprints, context, and AI-assisted triage.
Learn more → 04MCP & CLI
Connect agents and engineering tooling to the same prioritized backlog product already runs.
Learn more → 05Verified identity
HMAC-verified user identity so weighted votes come from real customers, not spoofed accounts.
Learn more → 06Slack, API & OAuth
Push messages from Slack, ingest errors via API keys, and connect external apps with OAuth.
Learn more →Built for teams that care about clarity, privacy, and durable process.
The marketing story stays grounded in the same practical concerns product teams and technical buyers ask about in evaluation.
EU-hosted by default
Customer data stays in Europe, with a setup that fits teams who already need to think about residency and privacy early.
GDPR-aware workflows
Data export, deletion, and identifiable customer feedback are treated as first-class operational concerns.
Technical paths stay visible
Docs, CLI guidance, and MCP references are public and clear, so technical evaluators do not hit a dead end.
Start simple. Grow into the full workspace.
Plans scale with how much product ops and team coordination you need — not with AI theater.
Short answers before you dig into docs or pricing.
Damper is product ops and team knowledge: demand, roadmap, releases, and internal notes.
Is Damper only a feedback tool?
No. Feedback and weighted demand are one pillar. Roadmap, releases, and internal pages complete the product ops and knowledge system.
What are Pages for?
Internal notes — company context, product decisions, checklists, and non-engineering work — in a workspace that sits next to your roadmap.
Do we need AI or MCP to get value?
No. Start with demand, roadmap, releases, and notes. MCP and CLI are optional when engineering wants them.
Can some work stay private?
Yes. Public boards are useful for customers, but internal notes and private roadmap items stay with the team.
Product ops and team knowledge, without the tool sprawl.
Demand, roadmap, releases, and internal notes — in one place your team can actually run.