Members submit, the community votes
An Ideas space turns scattered feedback into a single ranked list. Members post an idea with a title and description, and everyone else upvotes the ones they want. Vote score drives the default order, so the requests with real demand rise to the top on their own. New ideas start with no status and sit in the list collecting signal while you triage.
This is the difference between guessing and knowing. Instead of weighing which email shouted loudest, you read a list already sorted by how many people actually care.
Set status, fill the roadmap
Every Ideas space ships with a built-in roadmap view. As a moderator or admin, you open an idea and set its status: Planned for what is on the roadmap, In Progress for what you are building, Shipped for what is live, and Declined for what you will not pursue. The idea moves into the matching lane, and within each lane the cards stay sorted by votes.
The result is a roadmap your community can read at a glance. They see what is coming, what is being worked on right now, and what already shipped, without you maintaining a separate spreadsheet or third-party tool.
Close the loop automatically
The hardest part of feedback is following up, so Jetonomy does it for you. When an idea’s status changes, a system entry is added to the idea thread with a timestamp, and the idea’s author plus the space followers get notified through the in-app inbox. For members who follow the space with the email digest on, the change rides along in their next digest.
That means a member who submitted a request months ago hears when it ships. The full status history lives in the idea itself, so anyone landing on it later sees the whole journey from Planned to Shipped.