The board mounts inside the host app rather than sending users to a separate portal.
BugDrop Board fits inside your app.
An embedded, self-hostable feedback board for authenticated users. New ideas become GitHub Issues, votes stay tied to signed host-app users, and the UI can be themed to feel native in the product around it.
GitHub
Ideas mirror into the repo you choose.
D1
Durable board data, votes, and polling events.
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Themed board-state examples for different products.
Try the embedded board.
This is the live BugDrop Board mounted inside a BugDrop-owned page. Add ideas, vote, and see the same GitHub-backed workflow a self-hosted app can install.
Same install shape, board-sized workflow.
BugDrop Board follows the same embedded-product idea as BugDrop: put a small script in the host app, let the host app sign short-lived user tokens, and keep the persistence self-hostable. The current closed-beta shape is intentionally simple and GitHub-backed.
The host app owns authentication and signs short-lived board tokens for each viewer.
Each new board item creates a GitHub Issue in the configured repository.
Users can upvote once per idea, and the widget polls for recent board changes.
A board that does not look bolted on.
These representative examples show the board itself: vote counts, request lists, status lanes, and roadmap-style groupings, with themes tuned for different host-product aesthetics.
Closed-beta honest by design.
BugDrop Board is not a hosted control plane yet. Self-hosters bring Cloudflare, D1, and a GitHub token; their app owns user login and token signing. That keeps the early promise focused: an installable board that uses the tools teams already trust.