Short answer: FeedBlox is a website feedback widget that attaches console logs, failed network
requests and JavaScript errors to every report, including on the free plan (3 sites,
150 reports a month). Choose Canny if a public-facing feature voting board is the center of your product loop and your users are comfortable navigating to a separate site to post, vote, and follow roadmap updates.
Looking for a Canny alternative? FeedBlox is a feedback widget you embed on your live site so visitors submit praise, ideas, and bugs without leaving your app - with developer context on every report. This page compares Canny public boards and FeedBlox in-context capture.
But teams searching for a Canny alternative often hit a different wall: feedback that happens on your website, with enough technical detail to fix bugs - not ideas posted on a separate portal. Canny is not built around console logs, failed network calls, or reproducing a broken checkout flow from a real session.
If visitors must leave your app, create an account, and navigate a feedback board, you lose in-context signal. If engineering needs "checkout broken" plus a TypeError and a 500 on /api/checkout, a voting board alone will not get you there.