ClearFlask - Open-source product feedback & public roadmap platform
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Community centric product feedback
Open-source ideation tool to close the feedback loop between your product and customers.
https://clearflask.com/
https://github.com/clearflask/clearflask/blob/master/INSTALLATION.md -
@martinkbs Looks good.
Also see this Wish for timeline specific software:
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@martinkbs looks interesting
I'm not sure it's FOSS
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@timconsidine
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
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@timconsidine It includes the proprietary, biometric, privacy destroying Google Captcha...
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@loudlemur said in ClearFlask - Open-source product feedback & public roadmap platform:
@timconsidine It includes the proprietary, biometric, privacy destroying Google Captcha...
Do we have a link for that?
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@roundhouse1924 : i stand corrected but they don't exactly shout it - sorry for not looking further
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@micmc There are a lot of modules available in Flectra / Odoo for providing feedback, and they are integrated with each other. It is an incredible amount of functionality and there is a request for it on Cloudron here:
https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/1403/flectra-erp-and-cms-an-open-source-alternative-do-odoo/11
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@loudlemur said in ClearFlask - Open-source product feedback & public roadmap platform:
Also see this Wish for timeline specific software:
https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/5847/timeline-jsI don't see the relevance of sharing that here. I mean, I'd like to have timeline-js on Cloudron too, but there isn't really any overlap in the features nor purposes of ClearFlask and timeline-js, so why post it here?
(and I hope you don't mind me saying this, but I've spotted you doing this a few times now, i.e. posting a link to a completely different not-really-relevant app to a thread, which imho isn't very useful nor helpful to anyone
)More relevant here are Fider and Astuto which are both in the same category as ClearFlask.
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@jdaviescoates Hi!
People here have posted alternatives solutions in some of my Application Wishes and I found it useful. (I hadn't heard of one of them before and wouldn't have known about it.) Isn't it part of the culture here to mention alternatives?
The Timeline application I mentioned would be a useful tool for visually indicating how an application is making its way through a roadmap through to delivery and eventually end-of-life.
The business solution application could solve many problems, including feedback and providing a roadmap, so I thought it might be useful for yourself or others interested in such tools to hear about it. You must want a dedicated solution instead.
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Founder of ClearFlask here, I can answer all your questions and I would love it if you add ClearFlask to your App library. Let me know how I can help.
@timconsidine
ClearFlask is FOSS, the cloud version is the same codebase as self-hosted version and licensed under AGPLv3.@loudlemur
Recaptcha does not get loaded if it is not configured. If captchas are still wanted, I can fairly easily support an alternative captcha, please do let me know.@jdaviescoates
Astuto is no longer maintained, I wouldn't recommend it. https://github.com/riggraz/astuto/issues/67
Fider is a good lightweight alternative for simple feedback and voting with self-hosting as its primary purpose. ClearFlask is more heavy-weight built-for-scale meant for handling large amount of feedback. It has a powerful dashboard to quickly address feedback and turn it into tasks to prioritize your project Roadmap. It can also be self-hosted via Docker. -
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Hi @matus, great to have you here! thanks for the heads up re Astuto.
See this post to check out how to package an app for Cloudron:
https://forum.cloudron.io/post/10712
It'd be great to have ClearFlask on Cloudron!
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@timconsidine that's great, just letting you know I'm still here too so feel free to reach out to me anytime.
Clearflask is containerized via docker and can be configured by config files. All of this is part of a docker compose available in the sources.
Edit: seems like cloudeon doesn't use docker but no worry. The production hosted version is not on docker and the sources have all the setup scripts to install it on a redhat based system. There is a java tomcat backend and a nodejs reverse proxy. Can both be installed on one host
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