Klero.ai

Klero's AI reads incoming posts, groups them by feature area and spots the ones that describe the same idea. It detects duplicate submissions so votes consolidate onto a single item instead of splitting across five near-identical posts. AI analyzer credits come with paid plans, at 1,000 per month on Explorer and 5,000 per month on Builder. Teams that collect a lot of feedback see the difference first, since deduplication is what keeps a busy board readable.

Every piece of feedback routes into a board where you can merge duplicates and see which ideas carry real demand. Submissions arrive from the board itself, the in-app widget, email and connected chat tools, so you're not chasing input across five places. Boards can be public or private, and guests can post without an account, which lowers the barrier for honest input. The free plan gives you one public board to start.

The widget embeds in your product so users can send feedback without leaving what they're doing, and surveys let you ask targeted questions and fold the answers back into the same pool. Both feed the boards, so survey responses and widget posts sit alongside everything else instead of in a separate silo. Guest posting and voting need Explorer or above, while the widget itself works from the free tier.

The roadmap shows planned, in-progress and shipped work in one view, and it updates the moment you change a feedback status. Changed from "Under Review" to "Ship" and the public view follows, which is what turns a static page into something users check. You can run several roadmaps on paid tiers, and both private and public boards present them to the right audience.

The changelog turns released work into posts users actually read. An AI rewrite assistant drafts entries, suggests titles and tags, and can schedule publishing, while pulling in closed feedback so the post reflects what shipped. Notifications go out to the users who voted on those items, so the people who asked for a feature hear about it when it lands. Changelog posts are unlimited on the free plan, with email subscribers capped at 250.

Klero connects to the tools teams already run. Explorer includes Discord and Slack, Builder adds Zapier, Linear, GitHub and Notion, and Growth brings in Jira and Shopify. That spread matters because feedback rarely stays inside one product: a Linear issue closed today could be the changelog post your users read tomorrow. Syncing both ways keeps the board and your issue tracker from drifting apart.

Beyond sorting, the AI scores items by impact and effort to help with roadmap planning, and surfaces which features are likely to see the highest adoption. It also helps break a big feature into smaller tasks once you commit to building it. For teams that gather more feedback than they can read, the value is turning a wall of posts into a short list worth debating.