The 15 Minute Feedback Section Implementation

It ain’t much, but it’s honest work. This came from a simple realization while working on the app: good ideas show up during development, and there was no obvious place to put them where they would actually survive long enough to ship. And no, the answer was not “just use a notes app,” because apparently we all believe we are one clever UX decision away from launching the next million dollar notes platform. Apple Notes, Google Keep, Notion, Evernote, OneNote, Obsidian, Bear, Simplenote, Roam, Logseq, Craft, Agenda, Drafts, Things, Todoist, TickTick, RemNote, Standard Notes, Zoho Notebook, Milanote, Joplin, Nimbus Note, Notesnook, AmpleNote, and whatever new one launched this week. The joke is we already have plenty of places to write things down, just not one that lives where the work actually happens. So instead of adding another external tool to ignore, I added a tiny feedback section directly inside the app. Each item can be tied to a section of the site, marked complete when it’s actually done, and most importantly linked directly to the git commit that shipped it so it lines up cleanly with the changelog. No scaffolds, no workflow theater, no ceremony. About fifteen minutes of work, and now ideas have a paper trail all the way to production.