Understand what your extension users really want.
Your users are already telling you what to build — in feature requests, votes, bug reports, and the moment they uninstall. UserFeed brings those signals into one place, so you stop guessing what to fix and what to ship next.
Four questions every extension developer is guessing at.
Chrome gives you install counts and a star rating. Neither tells you what your users want or why they left.
Why are they leaving?
Uninstall feedback captures the reason the moment someone goes. The one signal Chrome never gives you.
What do they actually want?
A public board where users post bugs and feature requests in their own words, not yours.
What matters most?
Votes rank real demand, so the loudest request stops outranking the most-wanted one.
What should I build next?
A roadmap that turns the answer into something your users can watch you ship.
What do your users actually want?
Give your extension a branded place to post bugs and feature requests — no inbox to triage, no logins to chase.
Branded & themed
Your icon, accent, and light or dark theme. Feels first-party, not a survey.
Real identities
Users sign in with Google or email, so votes and posts come from real people.
Organized by board
Split Features and Bugs into boards so nothing turns into one big pile.
Status at a glance
Every post carries a status — Pending, Planned, In progress, Shipped.
Which requests actually matter?
The loudest ticket stops winning. The most-wanted one does — and you can see exactly who's asking.
One vote per user
Authenticated votes mean the count reflects real demand, not noise.
Discussion built in
Comment threads add the context and edge cases behind each request.
Members view
See who's asking for what across your whole user base.
Owner replies
Respond right on the thread; your reply is marked as the owner.
What are you shipping next?
Move a request's status and the roadmap follows. Your users watch their feedback turn into releases.
Auto-synced
Change a post's status and the roadmap updates itself — no duplicate work.
Planned → Shipped
Three columns your users can read at a glance.
Public by default
Show momentum. People see progress instead of a silent void.
Vote-ranked
The most-wanted items rise to the top of each column.
From guessing to knowing.
Your users post what they want, vote on what matters, and watch it ship. Scroll through each stage.
What do your users actually want?
Give your extension a branded place to post bugs and feature requests — no inbox to triage, no logins to chase.
Branded & themed
Your icon, accent, and light or dark theme. Feels first-party, not a survey.
Real identities
Users sign in with Google or email, so votes and posts come from real people.
Organized by board
Split Features and Bugs into boards so nothing turns into one big pile.
Status at a glance
Every post carries a status — Pending, Planned, In progress, Shipped.
Which requests actually matter?
The loudest ticket stops winning. The most-wanted one does — and you can see exactly who's asking.
One vote per user
Authenticated votes mean the count reflects real demand, not noise.
Discussion built in
Comment threads add the context and edge cases behind each request.
Members view
See who's asking for what across your whole user base.
Owner replies
Respond right on the thread; your reply is marked as the owner.
What are you shipping next?
Move a request's status and the roadmap follows. Your users watch their feedback turn into releases.
Auto-synced
Change a post's status and the roadmap updates itself — no duplicate work.
Planned → Shipped
Three columns your users can read at a glance.
Public by default
Show momentum. People see progress instead of a silent void.
Vote-ranked
The most-wanted items rise to the top of each column.
Why are your users leaving?
Chrome gives developers zero uninstall data. One line of setUninstallURL() captures the reason the moment someone goes.
Uninstall capture
One line of setUninstallURL() opens your form the instant a user uninstalls.
Drop-off funnel
See where users abandon — loaded, interacted, submitted.
Branded forms
Match your extension's look; fully white-label on Pro.
Beacon exit events
Catch tab-close exits even when users don't hit submit.
chrome.runtime.setUninstallURL(
"https://browserstudio.xyz/userfeed/e/YOUR_SLUG"
);Live in minutes, free to start.
1 line
of code to start capturing churn
< 5 min
from zero to a live board
$0
to get going — one extension is free forever
Up and running in minutes.
- 01
Create your board
Name your extension and pick a theme. Your public board and roadmap go live instantly.
- 02
Share the link
Drop your board URL in your store listing, extension UI, or docs — wherever your users are.
- 03
Add the uninstall one-liner
Paste your URL into setUninstallURL() to capture churn. That's the whole integration.
Pricing
One price per extension. Everything included.
$4/month per browser extension — feedback form, public feedback portal, and analytics, all bundled. Your first extension is free forever.
Build your plan
Extensions
$4 / mo each · everything bundled
Annual billing
$40 / yr per extension · 2 months free
Your Pro plan
Billed monthly · prorated when you change mid-cycle
- 1 extension × $4$4
- ✓Each extension: feedback form, public feedback portal, analytics, unlimited responses & retention, no UserFeed badge
Frequently asked, plainly answered.
Setup, pricing, identity, and how the board, roadmap, and feedback forms actually fit together.
Learn what your users are telling you.
Practical, developer-to-developer guides on churn, uninstall feedback, analytics, and the tools that fit a Chrome extension.
chrome.runtime.setUninstallURL: Uninstall Feedback
A step-by-step guide to chrome.runtime.setUninstallURL — the Chrome API that opens a page when users uninstall, so you can finally ask why and reduce churn.
The Chrome extension developer's guide to reducing churn
Chrome tells you almost nothing about why users uninstall your extension. Here's how to change that — and what to do with the data.
Chrome Extension Analytics: A Developer's Guide
Chrome extension analytics: what to measure — installs, uninstall rate, DAU, activation, retention — and what the Web Store dashboard hides.
Best Feedback Tools for Chrome Extensions
The best feedback tools for Chrome extensions compared — Google Forms, Canny, Featurebase, Frill, and UserFeed — for what extension developers actually need.
Stop guessing what your users want.
Board, roadmap, and uninstall feedback — live in minutes. Start free, no card required.