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Feedback API

Accept feedback from inside your product, have each message classified, and forward it to wherever your team already works. No inbox to babysit.

Get an API key → Feedback widget in React

What exists today

  • Submissions can come straight from the browser with a publishable key; secret keys stay on the server.
  • Each submission is classified into bug, feature_request, praise, billing, support or uncategorised, with a confidence score, using Claude.
  • Routing rules forward feedback to Slack, Linear, GitHub, email or a webhook, optionally filtered by category.
  • Each item can be marked reviewed or resolved, and re-classified by hand, from the API, the dashboard or the MCP server. A correction is never routed twice.
  • A submission can carry an optional email address, so you can reply to the person. It is returned on read and shown in the dashboard, and is not forwarded to routing destinations.
  • Feedback text is sent to Anthropic for classification only; it is not used for training under the API terms.

Endpoints

POST /v1/feedback Submit feedback (publishable key allowed)
GET /v1/feedback List submissions
GET /v1/feedback/{id} Get one submission
PATCH /v1/feedback/{id} Mark reviewed or resolved, or correct the category

Full reference with request and response schemas: docs.nordva.dev. Every response uses the same envelope and stable error codes.

MCP tools

The same operations are available to Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cursor through the Nordva MCP server at mcp.nordva.dev:

  • submit_feedback
  • list_feedback
  • configure_feedback_routing

Arguments, example prompts and client setup →

Questions

Is the classification reliable?
It returns a category and a confidence score. Low-confidence items land in uncategorised rather than being guessed, and every item can be reclassified by hand.
Can users see each other's feedback?
No. There is no public board or voting. Feedback is private to your project by design.
What does routing cost?
Nothing beyond the plan. Email and Slack are available on Indie; Linear, GitHub and webhooks on Builder.