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Feedback, Roadmaps & Changelogs Made Easy
Interact with your Shopify customers instantly, respond to their needs, and create meaningful connections that keep them coming back.
Quickhunt lets you collect feedback, share roadmaps, post changelogs, send in-app messages, and create help docs—all inside your Shopify app.
Quickhunt helps you collect feedback, engage users, and improve your Shopify app.
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Quickhunt is a powerful customer feedback tool that lets users submit feature requests, bug reports, or product suggestions directly within your app.
Yes, Quickhunt lets you categorize and tag customer feedback by type, including “Feature Request,” “Bug Report,” or “Improvement.”
Absolutely. With Quickhunt, you can enable anonymous customer feedback submissions to gather honest input from users who prefer privacy.
Quickhunt helps you prioritize product feedback using upvotes, tags, and internal notes.
Yes, you can engage users by replying in comment threads or updating feedback statuses.
A visual roadmap of your product development journey is provided by Quickhunt's product roadmap, which highlights planned, ongoing, and finished features or updates. This road mapping tool was created to help users and teams stay on the same page regarding plans.
Yes, Quickhunt allows you to rename stages and reorder or add custom stages based on your workflow.
Users can view updates, comment on features, and vote on their favorites, giving you real-time feedback to build a product roadmap that reflects user priorities.
Yes. Each item in your technology roadmap can be linked directly to relevant user feedback, bug reports, or new product announcements, creating a transparent and connected product development roadmap.
Quickhunt combines simplicity with power, whether you're creating a product roadmap, managing feedback, or showcasing updates. It’s a great alternative to tools like Aha! Roadmap, Jira Roadmap, or other roadmap generators, offering clarity without the complexity.
Changelogs are used to share product updates, new feature launches, bug fixes, and important news with users.
They can appear on your public changelog page or directly inside your app using a widget.
Yes, you can schedule changelogs to go live at a specific date and time.
Yes, Quickhunt provides engagement analytics for each changelog to help you measure visibility and impact.
Absolutely. You can customize the layout, add media or icons, and use markdown for styling.
These are notifications shown inside your app to onboard users, announce updates, request feedback, or drive actions.
In-app messages are triggered based on your settings—you can add a delay before showing the message and set a start and end date to control when it appears.
You can set messages to be dismissible, timed, or require user interaction to close them.
Currently, A/B testing isn't native, but you can create different versions and track engagement manually.
Absolutely! They’re great for product tours, tooltips, and onboarding workflows.
It’s a centralized hub for FAQs, guides, and help articles that help your users find answers without needing support.
Articles are grouped into categories and sections for easy browsing and searchability.
Yes, a smart search bar is included to help users quickly find relevant content.
Yes, Quickhunt provides an embeddable widget or standalone page link.
Yes, rich content support lets you embed media, code samples, and more for better explanations.
Still curious about how Quickhunt fits into your workflow? Here are the answers to the most common questions.
Use Quickhunt to collect customer feedback, plan your product roadmap, and share updates with built-in changelog tools. No coding is needed, just simple steps and fast value.
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Quickhunt helps SaaS teams collect feedback, manage ideas, plan roadmaps, and share updates through announcements and interactive in-app messages like surveys and checklists.
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