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Publish release notes, collect and prioritise feedback, and monitor uptime from one dashboard. One public hub page per project, five minutes to set up.
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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and FeedFast.
FeedFast's answer:
Easy to use, free and MCP Server that allows to control my entire projects
FeedFast's answer:
If he wants to quickly deploy a changelog, feedback and uptime, FeedFast is the solution for all of the SaaS founders/developers.
FeedFast's answer:
SaaS Founders was ny main target audience.
FeedFast's answer:
I have 3 SaaS apps, and email feedback makes it painful to keep track of all the bug fixes, requested features, or improvements. After you fix the feedback, write the changelog. Everything through the FeedFast MCP Server.
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