Why a public roadmap?
Users want to know where you're heading. A public roadmap shows that you listen and deliver.
The 5 most important rules
1. Status, not deadlines
Show statuses like "Planned", "In Progress", "Done" – not specific dates. This keeps expectations realistic.
2. Link feedback
Every roadmap entry should be linked to the original feedback. Users see that their voice matters.
3. Keep it focused
Maximum 15–20 entries. Too many items dilute focus.
4. Communicate updates
When the status changes, automatically notify voters by email.
5. Prioritize publicly
Sort by votes. This shows the community has influence.
Conclusion
A good public roadmap is not a promise, but a communication channel. Set it up with Upnia in minutes.