Public Roadmap Widget Features
Discover what makes our public roadmap widget powerful and easy to use for your website.
Why teams love Public Roadmap Widget
Everything you need to create a professional widget powered by your spreadsheet data.
Use Airtable or Google Sheets for Your Roadmap
No expensive roadmap tools needed. Simply connect your Airtable base or Google Sheet and your roadmap is ready. Track features, update status, and plan releases from the spreadsheet you already know.
Keep Users Informed
Display features in columns like Planned, In Progress, and Completed. Show clear status badges and let users see what you are building next.
Match Your Product Brand
Fully customizable design options let you match your brand with custom fonts, colors, and styling. Choose from kanban, timeline, or list views to display your roadmap exactly how you want.
Easy Roadmap Management
Update your spreadsheet and changes appear instantly. Move features between stages, update descriptions, or add new items—no republishing needed. Keep your roadmap current effortlessly.
Embed on Any Website
Works with any website builder including Webflow, Squarespace, WordPress, Wix, and more. Category filtering helps users find relevant features. Looks great on any device.
Real-time Data Sync
Your public roadmap widget stays perfectly in sync with your data source. Update your Airtable or Google Sheets and see changes reflected instantly on your website.
- Automatic sync every few seconds
- No manual republishing required
- Works with Airtable and Google Sheets
Live sync illustration
Feature FAQs
Yes! Add status columns like Planned, In Progress, and Shipped. Features display in the appropriate column or section.
The widget displays your roadmap. For voting, link to a feedback tool or manage voting in your spreadsheet.
Absolutely! Add a "Public" column and only display items marked as public.
Simply update the status in your spreadsheet. Changes appear on your roadmap within seconds.
All plans support unlimited roadmap items. Track as many features as you need.
Add links to documentation, GitHub issues, or feature specs.