Ship code
while you sleep.
Embed a widget, connect a GitHub repo. fdbck triages every signal, opens draft PRs with your own agent, and stays out of the way until a decision is needed.
Open signup · no credit card · runs on your machine
From a user's gripe to a reviewed PR
Three steps. The work happens on your machine, with your own agent and your own credentials — fdbck never sees your code or your keys.
Embed the widget
One script tag drops a feedback button into your app. It captures the page, route, and a PII-scrubbed snapshot automatically.
fdbck triages it
Every report is classified — bug or feature, severity, confidence — and ranked in your inbox. The vague ones wait; the clear ones move.
A draft PR appears
Approve an item and your own agent writes the fix on your machine, runs your tests, and opens a draft PR for you to review.
Built to be trusted unattended
Ranked, not a firehose
An action-first inbox: type, severity, and confidence on every row, so you decide in seconds — no triage tax.
Fixes you can trust
Each fix runs in an isolated worktree and can run your test suite before the PR opens. Optional auto-merge for the confident, small bug fixes.
Multi-repo, multi-agent
Connect as many repos as you like. Run Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini — pick the vendor and model per phase.
A draft PR, never a surprise
Nothing ships without you. fdbck opens drafts against an isolated branch, labelled and linked back to the original report.
fdbck stores no model keys, and never sees your source.
A small local worker does all the model and git work on your machine, with your own Claude, Codex, or Gemini and your own GitHub credentials. fdbck holds the feedback and the state of your queue — not your code, your history, or your logins.