Hey! As of right now no but I am happy to add it :) Can you tell me more about the background of how you would use the export? It is just a simple JSON export that you can then work with with scripts or are you thinking about integrating with other applications? What would be the preferred format of the export & is an import also needed?
Other than a backup - always a good practice even for hosted apps - the ability to build integrations with terrible enterprise project management platforms is nice to have.
Oh wow, I was looking for exactly that about 3 weeks ago for my app (https://minimalboard.com/). I settled on Sleekplan then although is has quite a lot of overhead for my simple use case. Just a heads up, there were two barriers why I disregarded many tools
1) No free tier. Setting up payment just to try something out for a small project is such a pain, I don't see why small project should not have a free tier and big established ones pay.
2) Sign Up required for users to give feedback. I get that this is an easy way to filter bots but its such a hassle for users especially when starting out.
Thanks for the feedback! I totally understand your concerns—those are common challenges I kept in mind while building Feedhunt.
- Feedhunt has a free tier to help indie makers and small projects get started without upfront costs.
- While sign-up is required for users to post feedback, it helps keep the platform clean and ensures quality input.
Other features:
- Interactive feedback boards with voting functionality
- Tagging system for organizing feedback (Suggestions, Bugs, etc.)
- Customizable design with logos and themes
- Sync with your roadmap to prioritize the right features
Also, there are no recurring payments—just two simple plans: a 3-month pass and a 1-year pass.
Would love for you to give it a try and let me know your thoughts!
I like the idea but Firecrawl and GPT4o is quite heavy. I use https://github.com/unclecode/crawl4ai in some projects, it works very well without these dependencies and is modular so you can use LLMs but do not have to :)
VLMs are cool - they generate embeddings of the images themselves (as a collection of patches) and you can see query matching displayed as a heatmap over the document. Picks up text that OCR misses. Here's an open-source API demo I built if you want to try it out: https://github.com/DataFog/vlm-api