What does the Business plan actually cost for a team of 5?

€99/mo includes 5 team members, additional members €15/mo each.

Yes. Pullwish's Hobby plan is free forever and includes the core feedback board, public roadmap, changelog, and basic analytics. Paid plans start at €19/month for indie developers who need higher API limits, error tracking, uptime monitoring, and feature flags.

What tools does Pullwish replace?

Pullwish replaces an entire stack of separate tools: Canny or UserVoice (feedback and voting), Linear or Trello (roadmap and tasks), Sentry or Rollbar (error tracking), Plausible or Mixpanel (product analytics), Uptime Robot or Better Uptime (monitoring), LaunchDarkly (feature flags), Crowdin or Phrase (translation management), and a changelog platform. Indie developers and small teams use Pullwish to replace 7–10 SaaS subscriptions with a single free workspace.

Does Pullwish have a developer API and SDK?

Yes. Pullwish provides a REST API and a JavaScript/TypeScript SDK for embedding the feedback widget, tracking analytics events, checking feature flags, and reporting errors directly from your application.

Can I track errors and bugs with Pullwish?

Yes. The built-in error tracker captures JavaScript exceptions, groups duplicate errors by fingerprint, records stack traces, and links error reports directly to your bug board for triage.

How does feature voting work?

Customers submit and vote on feature requests through your public board. You can allow anonymous voting or require sign-in. Votes are tracked per user so you always know who requested what, and you can sort your roadmap by popularity.

How is data hosted and secured?

Pullwish runs on Vercel's global edge network with databases hosted in the EU. All data is encrypted at rest and in transit, and the platform complies with GDPR requirements.

Can I use Pullwish with my existing app?

Yes. The Pullwish JavaScript SDK integrates with any web app or framework in minutes. Install the npm package, initialise with your API key, and start collecting feedback, tracking events, and serving feature flags without any server changes.

Does Pullwish support feature flags and A/B testing?

Yes. Pullwish has a built-in feature flag system with per-environment overrides, audit logs, and SDK support. You can gate features behind flags for gradual rollouts, beta access, or A/B tests — all managed from your dashboard without a separate service.

Can I manage translations and localization with Pullwish?

Yes. Pullwish includes a translation management module where you can define translation keys, manage localised strings across languages, and track missing keys via i18n telemetry from your SDK. It's a lightweight alternative to Crowdin or Phrase for indie projects.

What is app version checking in Pullwish?

Pullwish lets you register app versions and expose a version-check API endpoint. Your web or mobile app can call this endpoint to detect when a new version is available and prompt users to refresh or update — no separate service required.

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October 8, 20264 min read

GitHub and Vercel integrations in Pullwish

Manage pull requests, inspect GitHub Actions runs, redeploy Vercel builds, and sync environment variables directly inside Pullwish without switching tabs.

When building Pullwish, I am always trying to make the system just a little bit better with every update. Sometimes I miss the mark and just make things unnecessarily complicated without adding real value, but other times I hit on ideas that genuinely help—at least based on how I use the platform myself.

While writing code, I constantly found myself tabbing back and forth between Vercel and GitHub just to check status. To eliminate that friction, I built dedicated Vercel and GitHub integrations directly inside Pullwish. Now, your codebase status, deployments, and customer feedback live side by side. It is still a work in progress with plenty of untapped potential, but it is already saving me serious time.

One item still on my own feature backlog is expanding webhook notifications. I want instant alerts whenever a deployment fails or succeeds, when a new issue is opened on GitHub, or if a CLI process stalls. Managing those webhooks directly inside Pullwish will also let me pipe events to automated bot agents so they can triage and resolve CLI issues before I even have to lift a finger.

1. A Dedicated Vercel Workspace

You no longer need to open the Vercel console just to check if your latest commit deployed cleanly.

Pullwish now includes a full Vercel management hub under Workspace → Vercel (available on both desktop and mobile):

Deployment Overview: Monitor live deployments, build durations, commit info, and runtime frameworks at a glance.
One-Click Redeploys: Instantly trigger a redeploy directly from the dashboard if something goes wrong.
Environment Variable Management: Add, inspect, and delete environment variables across Production, Preview, and Development targets without leaving Pullwish. (For security, values remain hidden, but you can manage all variable keys).
Automatic Key Sync: Connecting your project automatically pushes your FEATURELY_API_KEY straight to Vercel, making SDK setup completely frictionless.

Note: The SDK packages and environment variables still use the featurely-* / FEATURELY_ prefix from before the rebrand to Pullwish. They are the current, official packages.

2. Deeper GitHub Integration

Tracking what is shipping shouldn't require jumping between browser tabs. Under Workspace → GitHub, you can now inspect your repository in real time:

Pull Requests & Commits: Track open PRs, commit history, and review progress right alongside your product roadmap.
Workflow & CI/CD Runs: See real-time pass/fail statuses for GitHub Actions runs so you know immediately when a test suite breaks.
Inline Issue Creation: Convert incoming user feedback, bug reports, or error stack traces into tracked GitHub issues with a single click.
Dependabot Integration: The Packages page now links directly to GitHub Dependabot for quick dependency updates.

3. Bi-Directional Issue Sync

When you connect your GitHub repository using a Personal Access Token (PAT), Pullwish does more than just link text.

Issues, tasks, features, and errors can be synced bidirectionally via webhooks:

Closing an issue on GitHub automatically updates the corresponding task or bug status inside Pullwish.
Reopening an issue reflects instantly on your internal Kanban board.
Public roadmap items stay updated for your users without manual data entry.

Connect Your Pipeline in Under 2 Minutes

Pullwish was built to eliminate the scattered stack. By tying customer requests and error logs directly to GitHub issues and Vercel builds, you get a unified cockpit for your entire software lifecycle.

Head over to Settings → Integrations in your dashboard to connect your GitHub repository and Vercel project today.

AI Disclaimer: The experiences and concepts shared in this article are my own. To ensure the best reading experience, I collaborated with Gemini AI to proofread my original draft, refine the sentence structure, and correct grammatical errors. No content or history was artificially generated.

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