Welcome! We are delighted to introduce our new space for sharing feedback, voting on ideas, viewing product plans, and more! With this space, we aim to ensure CellarTracker is shaped by our community and to be transparent about our plans. We hope this fosters more engagement between our community and the CellarTracker team resulting in a better product for all!

How to get involved

Our new feedback platform enables you to submit and vote on ideas related to new features, existing features, bugs, and more. Sign up to create an account and receive updates on any ideas you submit.

1. Sign up for a frill account 🔌
2. Search for, comment on, and upvote existing ideas from other users ⬆️
3. Submit new feedback ✅

Feature implementation process

All new feedback added will undergo the following process as a means of ensuring and maintaining a high standard of quality.

1. 📝 Suggestion: Feedback is submitted to the feedback page.
2. ✅ Voting: If an idea becomes popular it will be considered by the CellarTracker team.
3. 🤔 Consideration: The CellarTracker team then explores feedback for suitability, timing, and value.
4. 🗓️ Planning: Approved feedback is researched and an execution plan is created and shared.
5. 📏 Design: Our designers explore the best implementation and create a prototype.
6. 🚧 Design validation: The design improves with each iteration of internal review and usability testing.
7. 🔧 Development: After development, the feature is launched into a beta environment.
8. 🚧 Beta and usability testing: The new feature is tested again by the CellarTracker team and a handful of users to find and eliminate any bugs and make final improvements.
9. 🚀 Launch: After the final stage of testing, the new feature is released publicly. This includes preparing marketing assets, writing guides, and updating our docs.

Please keep in mind that the CellarTracker team uses many inputs to decide whether to work on a given idea. Know that not every idea will be worked and we hope you'll trust that we have the community's best interests in mind as we make prioritization decisions.