Status & releases
Whether everything is working right now, and everything we have changed. We ship continuously; this page is the record.
Checking…
Running live checks from your browser.
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Dashboard & website
Signing in, triaging feedback, and the marketing site checking… -
Widget delivery
The script your site loads, served from cdn.feedback-magic.com checking… -
Submission gateway
Where a visitor’s feedback is received and checked for abuse checking…
These checks run in your browser when you open this page and probe the live service directly — nothing here is set by hand, so it cannot stay green during an outage. Because the browser reads them cross-origin, a check proves the endpoint was reachable, not that it returned a particular status code. A failure can also mean your own network, VPN or an extension is blocking us.
Uptime
An independent check runs against the live service every five minutes and records the result. Figures appear here as soon as there is enough history to be worth stating.
Two things we would rather say than have you assume. A check that should have run and didn't is counted as downtime, not as missing data — a monitor hosted on the same platform it watches can't observe its own outage, and dividing by what we happened to record would report 100% through exactly the outages you noticed. And we are not advertising a 99.99% target: that is roughly four minutes a month, while our database platform's own commitment is 99.9%. We cannot credibly promise more availability than the infrastructure we run on.
Releases
Newest first, most recent expanded. The big number is the product release; the npm package, the WordPress plugin and the MCP server carry their own version numbers, shown as tags on each entry, and those will not match — they are separate artifacts released on their own schedules. Every entry is a real change that shipped to production.
v1.0.0 July 27, 2026 WidgetDashboardnpm feedback-magic 1.3.0WordPress plugin 1.3.0MCP server 1.3.0 show details ▾hide ▴ The first numbered release. Six feedback surfaces on one flat plan, each of which can be embedded on your site or shared as a link, with everything landing in a single dashboard. This entry is the baseline — from here every change to the product gets an entry on this page.
Feedback Magic has been live and in use for a while, but until now there was no public record of what changed and when. That starts here. Version 1.0.0 marks the line: everything below is what the product does today, and every release after this one will list what was added and what was fixed.
Enhancements
- Six widget types on every plan — feedback, surveys and CSAT, visual annotation, changelog, a public voting board, and testimonial collection. What separates the plans is how many widgets and projects you get, never which types you are allowed to use.
- Every widget also works as a link. Each one has a hosted page you can send by email, put behind a QR code on a receipt, paste into a support reply or share on social. No website required.
- Channel attribution — responses are tagged by how they arrived (embed, link, email, QR, SMS, social, support or print) with a 30-day breakdown in the dashboard, so you can see which route people actually used.
- AI triage on every submission — each item is categorised, tagged and given a severity automatically, with weekly digests and ask-your-feedback on Pro.
- Pip, the built-in assistant — answers questions about the product on every plan including during the trial, and can design a widget for you from a sentence as an optional add-on.
- Flat pricing. Responses, voters, page views and reviewers are unlimited and never metered. The bill does not grow when your feedback programme works.
- Placement that fits your site — four launcher positions, or point the
widget at one of your own buttons with
data-triggerso it lives in your nav, your footer or your help menu instead of floating in a corner. - Visitors can be allowed to dismiss a widget for their session, off by default and enabled per widget.
- Install however you build — a one-line script tag, the
feedback-magicnpm package with a React component and a custom element, a WordPress plugin, or an MCP server so AI editors can create widgets for you. - Per-project roles — give a client viewer or editor access to a single project without making them a member of your workspace.
- Outbound integrations — push submissions to GitHub Issues, Jira, Zendesk, Freshdesk, Freshservice, Twilio or your own webhook.
Fixes
Nothing to report — this is the baseline release. Fixes will be listed here from the next release onward.