I built FeaturAsk because I needed a simple, lightweight way to collect and prioritize feature requests on my own websites. Most existing solutions felt too complex or bloated for straightforward feedback collection, so I decided to create something minimal and easy to integrate.
FeaturAsk is an embeddable widget that lets website owners gather feature requests and let users upvote them. It’s fully customizable to match any site, and installation is as simple as copying and pasting a small embed code. For security, I implemented measures like domain restrictions, invisible fields to prevent spam, and an API that works only on assigned web pages.
The main benefit? It reduces friction for users while keeping feedback organized and actionable. No need for external forums or complex tools—just a clean, efficient way to see what your users actually want. If you're a developer looking for a no-fuss way to manage feature requests, this might be a good fit.
I built FREE Map Widget to solve a simple problem: adding an interactive, clickable USA state map to a website without dealing with complex scripts or paid services. Most existing solutions were either bloated, required coding, or came with unnecessary dependencies. I wanted something lightweight, customizable, and easy to embed—so I built it.
How It Works
Customize state colors, hover effects, fonts, and background.
Add state-specific links with a simple base URL format.
Generate clean HTML code that can be copied and embedded anywhere.
The map is SVG-based, fully responsive, and has no external dependencies.
Why Use It?
No coding required – Just tweak, copy, and paste.
Lightweight and fast – No unnecessary scripts, optimized for performance.
Free and simple – No sign-ups, no restrictions.
It’s a static, fully client-side tool, built using Replit, Cursor, and Claude, with no backend processing needed. If you're a developer looking for a quick way to add a state-based navigation system, try it out at https://freemapwidget.com. Would love feedback on how it could be improved.