One home for feedback.
A place to capture customer requests and the context behind them, so useful insights don't disappear between conversations.
Less noise. More understanding.
A feedback inbox for small product teams. Bring requests together, spot the patterns, and decide what to build next.
Explore the ideaAn early-stage project. Thoughtfully taking shape.
Could I see all my team's requests in one place?Example feedback · Collaboration
We keep losing good suggestions in chat.Example feedback · Organization
I'd love to know if someone already asked for this.Example feedback · Visibility
Related ideas, brought together. Original context, kept close.
Illustrative data · Planned experience
What we're working toward
Three focused capabilities, designed for teams that want to understand their customers without adding more busywork.
A place to capture customer requests and the context behind them, so useful insights don't disappear between conversations.
Planned AI-assisted grouping to connect similar requests and surface recurring themes, with the original feedback always within reach.
Review the themes, understand the need, and make your next product decision with more context. Your team stays in control.
Small teams. Clearer signals.
HBFY is an independent, early-stage product project exploring a simpler way for small teams to work with customer feedback.
The starting point is deliberately focused: collect useful feedback, understand repeated requests, and keep the customer context close to the decision.
We're currently developing the concept. The features shown here describe our direction, rather than a publicly available product.
Not yet. HBFY is in development, and public access has not launched. This page introduces the concept and the planned experience.
Founders and small product teams who hear valuable customer feedback but need a simpler way to organize it and identify repeated requests.
We're exploring AI-assisted grouping and summarization of related feedback. The aim is to help teams review patterns while keeping original messages available and leaving prioritization decisions to people.