Let me filter by more than one dealbreaker question at a time
Compatibility filtering currently feels more limited than the depth of the questionnaire suggests.
Post the question, the gripe, the “why doesn't this exist yet.” Rally the people who feel exactly the same way — one voice is a complaint, a thousand is a trend companies can't ignore. This is customers taking some control back.
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Compatibility filtering currently feels more limited than the depth of the questionnaire suggests.
Being charged while a profile is inactive feels unfair to long-time subscribers.
Catching a fake profile early in the prompts should trigger the same reporting flow.
Missing the window during a busy week feels like an unnecessary loss of a real connection.
Taking a short break currently risks losing matches that a pause option would preserve.
Small business owners often want to compare costs before talking to a sales rep.
Direct point-by-point responses would give readers more useful context than a generic reply.
Knowing whether 5 or 500 people already applied would help set realistic expectations.
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Companies whose ideas are pulling the most comments right now.
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A public, permanent record of what customers ask real companies to change. Anyone can post an idea or petition for a company, back it, and see whether the company has actually responded — tracked openly, not left to disappear in a support inbox.
Anyone can back an idea instantly, with or without an account. "Verified" counts only the backers who did it through a real, signed-in Supabase account — that's the number quoted in the Signal Report and sent to companies.
It's self-reported: a signed-in backer checked a box saying they're an actual customer of that company. It isn't independently verified against a receipt or purchase record — see the Methodology page for exactly what is and isn't checked.
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