Guides, comparisons and docs
Everything written about Gitback, the feedback, roadmap, changelog and FAQ board built live from a GitHub repository's Discussions, Issues and Releases.
Guides walk through setting up a Board and running feedback on a real repository. Comparisons put Gitback beside the other feedback and roadmap tools, feature by feature. Docs are the reference: what each Module reads from GitHub, what it writes back, and what a Board needs from your repository.
Guides
GitHub Discussions vs Issues for feature requests
GitHub Discussions vs Issues from GitHub's own docs, with how to turn Discussions on, convert between them and keep feature requests out of Issues.
GitHub public roadmap: Projects view or labels
GitHub has no roadmap page for a repository. How to publish one with a public Project's roadmap view, and how Gitback builds one from Issue labels.
Comparisons
Canny alternatives: feedback that lives in GitHub
Gitback vs Canny (canny.io) compared on where feedback is stored, what each costs, where Canny is the better tool, and what moving off Canny involves.
Featurebase alternatives: keep feedback on GitHub
Gitback and Featurebase compared on where feedback is stored, how each is priced, where Featurebase is the better pick, and what moving across involves.
Docs
Open a Gitback Board for your repo and claim it
How a maintainer opens a Gitback Board for a GitHub repository, claims it with write access, and what changes once the Board is claimed.
Use your own domain for a Gitback Board
How a Client serves a Gitback Board on a domain they own, which DNS record it needs, how End Users sign in there, and how to remove it.