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Canny for feedback. Notion for the roadmap. Mailchimp for release emails. Typeform for NPS. It's the stack every product team accidentally ends up with — and it gets expensive, fragmented, and manual fast. ProductLog replaces all four for $15/month.
Each tool is great at its one thing. The glue between them is your copy-paste time, your team's tab count, and four monthly invoices.
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ProductLog
All four jobs
A feedback post links to a roadmap item; shipping fires a changelog broadcast with open/click tracking; voters respond to an NPS survey — all keyed by the same customer identity.
The "stack" column shows which tool in the four-piece setup covers each job — so you can see exactly where the seams are.
CannyCanny (Growth+)CannyNotion (manual)Canny (basic)MailchimpMailchimpMailchimpTypeformTypeformBefore counting the hours of copy-paste, context-switching, and "which tool has that data" debates.
Canny CSV → feedback boards. Notion roadmap → kanban items. Mailchimp subscribers → changelog subscribers (tags preserved). Typeform responses → survey results. Pro includes a 1:1 migration session; Business includes white-glove done-for-you migration.
Canny knows who voted. Mailchimp knows who opened the email. Typeform knows who rated 9/10. Nothing knows it's the same customer. Every "who cared about this release?" question requires a spreadsheet.
A feature ships. Update Canny status → copy to Notion roadmap → draft Mailchimp email → schedule Typeform follow-up. 20 minutes per release, every release, forever.
Four accounts to provision. Four billing seats to add. Four permission models to configure. Whoever leaves takes four logouts' worth of context with them.
Set up your workspace in 2 minutes. No credit card. Free forever — paid plans start at $15/mo.