Eververse is a simple, open source alternative to tools like Productboard and Cycle. Bring your product team together to explore problems, ideate solutions, prioritize features and plan roadmaps with the help of AI.
Hello Product Hunters!
I'm super excited to share that Eververse is now open source.
Over the past 6 months, I've learned a lot from working on Eververse — ways to run more effective product teams, improve collaboration and work with engineers.
But the biggest thing I realized is that the product management platforms out there today are all walled gardens — there's no desire for transparency or to share and grow with the community.
So, I decided to open source the codebase and focus on being a simple alternative to tools like Productboard and Cycle.
You can find the source code on GitHub.
Also as part of this rework, I also made a massive improvement to the tech stack which so it's cheaper to run, and I get to pass the savings on to you! As such, the cost of our Pro plan has dropped by 92%.
(if you're already on the Pro plan, I've updated your subscription 😄)
Also, thanks for hunting and being the best hype man @fmerian ✌️
Hi guys. Your platform looks great. However there are several issues I encountered after only working for 5 minutes. I am using the cloud version, and I mistakenly uploaded an SVG file - now it cannot be changed to PNG. Settings > Portal doesn't work. Also, when I integrate with GitHub, it doesn't redirect back properly.
I just found your product and instantly tested it. It looks great and it's by far the best open-source alternative to FeatureBase I found! I have browsed your roadmap but haven't found a "Comments/Replies task" for existing tickets. Will there be one?
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