Flunes — Feedback intake for GitHub
Turn stakeholder feedback into structured GitHub issues
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Alex Quach

Flunes — Feedback intake for GitHub - Turn stakeholder feedback into structured GitHub issues

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Flunes gives developers a proper front door for external feedback. Clients, PMs, and QA submit bugs or feature requests through a simple form, no GitHub account needed. Repo-aware AI reads your README and file tree, then creates a structured GitHub issue directly in your repo. No more rewriting Slack/Teams/verbal messages into tickets. No more lost context. Just clean issues, automatically. Free tier included. One repo free forever.

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Alex Quach
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Hey Product Hunt! I built Flunes after spending way too much time manually rewriting feedback from clients and PMs into GitHub issues. The frustrating part was never GitHub itself, it was everything that happened before. Feedback arriving across Slack, email, voice notes etc. and then having to translate all of it into a format developers can actually work with. Flunes solves the intake layer: stakeholders get a focused form, and repo-aware AI does the structuring — reading your README and file tree to suggest which parts of the codebase to investigate. Would love to hear how you currently handle feedback from non-technical collaborators. Happy to answer anything!