People look past Featurebase for a couple of reasons: the per-seat price climbs as the team grows, and there's more to set up than some teams want. Sometimes you don't need a public board at all — you just want to catch feedback in your app and deal with it quietly.
Say So puts a small button in your app. People tap it, type, and they're done — no account, nothing public. Every note lands in your inbox with the page it came from. You decide what to do with it; nobody else sees the pile.
Say So does one thing, so there's almost nothing to set up. Paste the script, pick your colors if you want, and you're collecting feedback the same afternoon.
That's how Say So works. New feedback posts to your Slack channel, anyone on the team can change its status right there, and the person who left it gets an email when it does. Slack is free on every plan.
There’s nothing to migrate to get started. Create a project, paste one <script> tag, and you’re collecting feedback — usually within a minute. Keep Featurebase running in parallel while you try Say So, then switch when it feels right.
If you want to capture feedback in your app and handle it privately, yes. If you specifically want a public voting board, roadmap, or changelog, Say So doesn't do those — Featurebase is the better pick there.
No. Drop in one script tag and you're collecting feedback. You can leave Featurebase running while you try Say So, then switch when you're ready.