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Centralize customer feedback. Prioritize feature requests.

savio.io

Product Feedback Management & Prioritization SaaS

Web appBrowser extension
68/ 100
Solid side project

The verdict: can you vibe code Savio?

You can build a functional internal feedback vault and prioritization dashboard in a couple of weeks, but maintaining all the CRM and support desk OAuth integrations will consume ongoing developer hours.

Savio is fundamentally a specialized CRM for product feedback with a heavy integration footprint. The core CRUD workflows, tagging, filtering by customer MRR, and roadmapping UI are straightforward to generate with AI assistants in a Next.js and Postgres stack. However, the real engineering grind lies in building and maintaining bi-directional webhook sync workers and OAuth credential management for Intercom, HubSpot, Zendesk, and Jira. If you scope down your clone to rely on CSV imports, API keys, and manual logging rather than live OAuth syncs for every support tool, you can build a highly usable personal tool in under three weeks.

Estimated effort: 2-3 weeks of part-time building

What you can't replicate

  • Official maintenance-free native integrations with Intercom, Salesforce, and HubSpot
  • An existing user base of customer-facing teams actively logging live data

Founded

2019

Raised

$160,000

Team

3

Cheapest paid tier

$39/mo

What Savio does

B2B SaaS product feedback management and feature request tracking platform that bridges the gap between customer-facing teams and product managers.

Core features

  • Centralized feedback inbox supporting manual entry, email forwarding, and Slack ingestion
  • Feature request grouping and merging from unstructured verbatims
  • Customer telemetry enrichment (MRR, plan tier, lifecycle stage)
  • Multi-dimensional filtering and prioritization based on business metrics
  • Internal product roadmapping with status mapping
  • Public/private voting board with SSO options
  • Close-the-loop broadcast emails to requesters
  • Dev tool sync (Jira/Shortcut status mappings)

The business

Pricing

  • Essential$39/mo
  • Professional$79/mo
  • Business$249/mo

Funding

$160,000 from TinySeed

Pay vs build, cumulative

Break-even at month 1 — after that, every month is money kept.

The hard parts of vibe coding Savio

  • Maintaining robust, authenticated real-time API integrations and OAuth sync workers with fast-moving external SaaS platforms (HubSpot, Intercom, Salesforce, Zendesk)
  • Normalizing unstructured customer support text into clean relational models without data duplication
  • Complex relational SQL queries for multi-attribute filtering across company telemetry and feedback items
  • Building a reliable Chrome extension for capturing highlight-and-send feedback directly from third-party web apps

How to vibecode Savio

Prerequisites

  • Node.jsfree

    Required runtime for executing the Next.js full-stack application and package manager.

  • GitHubfree

    Source code repository and deployment pipeline integration with Vercel.

  • CursorFree tier / $20/mo Pro

    AI-native code editor used to scaffold and iterate on the Next.js application codebase.

AI coding tools

Recommended stack

FrontendNext.js (App Router, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui)
BackendNext.js Server Actions & API Routes
DatabaseNeon (Serverless Postgres)
Authbetter-auth
PaymentsNone (Personal use clone)
OtherResend for transactional close-the-loop notification emails, PostHog for product telemetry and usage tracking

Hosting & infrastructure

VercelHosting the Next.js frontend and serverless API endpoints$0/mo (Hobby Tier)
NeonHosting the serverless Postgres relational database$0/mo (Free Tier)

Build guide

  1. 01Project Scaffolding & Database Schema

    Initialize the Next.js application with Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, and set up the Neon Postgres database schema for accounts, customers, feedback verbatims, feature requests, and roadmaps.

    Scaffold a new Next.js 16 application using App Router, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and standard directory structure. Configure Drizzle ORM to connect with Neon Postgres. Create the initial database schema supporting the following tables: 'accounts' (id, name, mrr, plan_tier, lifecycle_stage), 'feedback_items' (id, account_id, verbatim_text, source, author_email, created_at), 'feature_requests' (id, title, description, status, product_area, created_at), 'feedback_mappings' (id, feedback_id, feature_request_id), and 'roadmaps' (id, title, description, feature_id, target_quarter). Ensure proper foreign key constraints, indexes on account MRR and feature request statuses, and run initial migrations.
  2. 02Authentication & Team User Roles

    Implement authentication using better-auth with support for multi-tenant workspace roles (Admin, Manager, Contributor, Viewer).

    Install and configure better-auth in the Next.js application with email/password authentication backed by the Neon Postgres database. Implement user roles ('owner', 'admin', 'manager', 'contributor', 'viewer') following Savio's permission model where managers and admins have write access while contributors and viewers have scoped view/logging permissions. Build a clean login and signup page layout using Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui components.
  3. 03Feedback Inbox & Ingestion API

    Build the Feedback Inbox interface and an inbound webhook/API endpoint to ingest customer feedback verbatims and associate them with customer accounts.

    Create a secure API endpoint (/api/v1/feedback) that accepts incoming JSON payloads containing customer feedback verbatims, account telemetry (MRR, plan tier, account name), and source metadata. Automatically match or create account records in the database and insert the feedback into an unassigned 'Feedback Inbox' queue. Build a React dashboard page displaying the Feedback Inbox with filtering by source and date, allowing users to select individual verbatims and assign them to existing Feature Requests or create new ones on the fly.
  4. 04Feature Request Prioritization & Segmentation Dashboard

    Develop the core prioritization engine and UI allowing product managers to sort and filter feature requests by aggregated customer MRR, plan tier, and request count.

    Build the Feature Request prioritization dashboard page in Next.js. Create a server-side query and UI table that aggregates feature requests, showing total linked feedback count, total unique accounts, and cumulative MRR from associated accounts. Implement multi-dimensional filtering controls in the sidebar allowing users to filter feature requests by plan tier (e.g., Enterprise, Pro, SMB), customer lifecycle stage (Active, Churned, Prospect), and minimum account MRR threshold. Ensure responsive table sorting by MRR and request volume.
  5. 05Roadmap Builder & Voting Board

    Implement the internal product roadmap view and a customer-facing public voting board with status tracking.

    Build a kanban-style Product Roadmap view where feature requests can be dragged or assigned to status columns ('Backlog', 'Planned', 'In Progress', 'Shipped'). Create a public voting board page (/board) where external users or internal colleagues can view public feature requests, vote on them, and submit new feedback verbatims directly. Add a toggle in the admin settings to hide vote counts or display features in alphabetical order to avoid popularity bias.
  6. 06Close-the-Loop Email Broadcasting & Polish

    Integrate Resend to allow product managers to broadcast personalized 'feature shipped' notification emails to all customers who requested a specific feature.

    Integrate Resend SDK into the Next.js backend. Create a 'Close the Loop' feature action on shipped feature requests that compiles a list of unique requester emails from all linked feedback items. Build an email composition modal allowing product managers to write a personalized update message, preview recipient counts, and dispatch batch notification emails asynchronously via server actions with error handling and delivery status logging.

Cost vs paying for Savio

What will you build it with?

Est. 3.5M in / 1.2M out tokens· Hobby tier includes limited Agent requests, limited Tab completions, and basic model routing.$0

Starting total with Cursor~$20 one-time

Starting costs (one-time)

  • Cursor Pro subscription$20
  • Custom domain name (optional)$12/yr

Total~$32 one-time

Ongoing costs (monthly)

  • Vercel Hosting (Hobby)$0
  • Neon Postgres (Free tier)$0
  • Resend Email API (Free tier up to 3k emails)$0

Total$0/mo

Paying for Savio

$39/mo to $249/mo (Essential to Business tiers)

Your time to build

25-35 hours

AI tool credits

$20 (1 month of Cursor Pro)

Break-even

Immediate (Free tier infrastructure)

Vibe code Savio: FAQ

Can you vibe code Savio yourself?
Solid side project — 68/100 vibecodeable. You can build a functional internal feedback vault and prioritization dashboard in a couple of weeks, but maintaining all the CRM and support desk OAuth integrations will consume ongoing developer hours.
How long does it take to vibe code Savio?
2-3 weeks of part-time building — roughly 25-35 hours of hands-on time with an AI coding agent.
How do you build your own Savio?
Scoped to personal use: Next.js (App Router, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui) on the front, Next.js Server Actions & API Routes behind it, Neon (Serverless Postgres) for data. Follow the 6-step build guide on this page — each step has a paste-ready prompt for an AI coding agent.
How do you code your own Savio without being an expert?
Use an AI coding tool (Cursor or Claude Code) and work in small steps: scaffold, data model, core screens, then deploy. Realistic effort: 2-3 weeks of part-time building. The prompts on this page are written so the AI does the heavy lifting.
How much does it cost to vibe code Savio instead of paying?
About ~$32 one-time to start and $0/mo to run, versus $39/mo to $249/mo (Essential to Business tiers) for Savio. Break-even: Immediate (Free tier infrastructure).
What stack should you use to vibe code Savio?
Next.js (App Router, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui); Next.js Server Actions & API Routes; Neon (Serverless Postgres); plus Resend for transactional close-the-loop notification emails, PostHog for product telemetry and usage tracking.

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