Documentation
Find the right Boarbs guide by group — first start, collect, boards, triage, and developers.
Pick a group. Each one stays short so you can find the guide by name.
Get started
Create a workspace and sign in.
- Get started — Create a workspace and log in
- Quickstart — What Boarbs creates after signup
Collect
Gather feedback on the hosted portal, in your product, or from guests.
- Collect — Choose portal, widget, embed, or guest feedback
- Portal — Hosted feedback on your workspace subdomain
- Widget — Floating Feedback launcher
- Embed — The same board inside your app
Boards
Separate products, teams, or audiences.
- Boards — Public boards, private boards, and CSV import
- Create Boards — Add another board when one is no longer enough
Triage
Review incoming posts every day.
- Triage — Tags, merge, and spam
- Triage feedback — The daily review loop
Roadmap
Show what is planned, shipping, and done.
- Roadmap — Public or internal roadmap views
- Plan your roadmap — Columns, visibility, and sorting
Changelog
Announce what you shipped and close the loop.
- Changelog — Release notes from the Changelog module (portal, widget, embed, and
/[locale]/changelog) - Publish an Update — Close the loop on the original request
Branding
Make the public experience look like your product.
- Branding — Logo, color, domain, language, and email footer
- Customization — Logo, color, and portal presentation
Sharing
Send people to the right public URL.
- Sharing — Deep links, automatic login, footer links, and member identities
- Deep Links — Stable URLs for posts and roadmaps
- Automatic Login — Log an identified product user into the hosted portal
Team
Bring product, support, and engineering into the workspace.
- Team — Invite members and share the review loop
- Invite Members — Roles and Settings → Members
Integrations
Connect the tools your team already uses.
- Integrations — Linear, Slack, Discord, and webhooks
- Linear — Link posts to issues and sync status
Developers
Build on the API, automate with the CLI, or connect an agent.
- Developers — API, CLI, and MCP
- API — Auth, coverage, and the live endpoint explorer
- API Explorer — Interactive endpoint reference
- CLI — Board and post workflows from the terminal
- MCP — Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients
Reference
Operational details once you are live.
- Reference — Permissions, notifications, settings, and troubleshooting
- Permissions — Who can see what, and where
