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The feedback platform built for product teams

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Rekorso is a comprehensive product feedback and roadmap platform that bridges the gap between what your customers want and what your team builds. By offering a public-facing Community Portal for users and a private Admin Dashboard for product teams, Rekorso makes it effortless to capture ideas, prioritize features data-drivenly, and transparently share your progress, ensuring you always ship the right things

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The most frustrating part for me as a Product Manager and Leader has always been finding the right tool to listen to my customers' voice, aside from physically being with them. Throughout my startup and scaleup ventures, I've tried a bunch of different tools (Canny, ProductBoard, Aha, JIRA Apps, etc.), and I either stopped using them because they were over-engineered or just got too expensive and blew our budget. I've been both a startup member and advisor for the last decade, and decided to build something that I would actually use for myself and the startups I mentor.

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Building Loved Products Over Perfect Ones: Why I Created Rekorso

I ve spent the last decade or so as a PM, CPO, and startup advisor. In that time, I ve seen the same "Feature Trap" derail dozens of promising roadmaps. It usually starts when we get so focused on building features that we lose sight of the actual value we're shipping.

We ve all been there: Sales is chasing the next check, Support is overwhelmed by "now" problems, and the PM becomes a shock absorber for the internal chaos. We end up chasing "quick wins" or following market hype (hello, AI slop) instead of listening to the actual voice of the people using our product.

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