When you want something Klipy does not do yet, tell Hey Klipy and it files the request on our public roadmap. You can vote on what others have asked for, and when a feature you helped shape ships, you earn tokens for it.
What changed
You hit a wall in Klipy, think "I wish it could just do X," and that thought usually dies in your head. Now, when you want something Klipy does not do yet, tell Hey Klipy. Instead of nodding along, it turns into a product researcher. It asks a few sharp questions, what you are actually trying to get done, how often this slows you down, what you are doing to work around it today, so your request captures the real need, not just the surface ask.
Then it checks the roadmap and does one of three things: shows you a way to do it that already exists, adds your voice (a vote plus your context) to a request others have already made, or files a brand-new feature request for you. Nothing gets submitted until you approve it. Spot a bug instead of a missing feature? Hey Klipy sends it straight to our team.
Everything lands on the Klipy roadmap, a public board at app.klipy.ai/roadmap showing what is under consideration, planned, in progress, and shipped, with live vote counts. Inside Klipy, the Roadmap & Requests page lets you vote and comment on anything you care about. The more votes a request gets, the louder it is when we decide what to build next.
When a feature you helped shape actually ships, you get paid in tokens. The person who requested it earns 50 tokens. Everyone who voted for it earns 10. Your feedback is not a suggestion box that goes nowhere; it is a stake in what we build, and it tops up the same token balance you use to run Klipy's AI.
Who it's for
This is for the users who keep running into small gaps and want a real say in what gets built, not a form that vanishes. If you use Klipy daily and have opinions about what it should do next, this turns those opinions into votes, tokens, and shipped features.
How to use it
Open Hey Klipy and tell it the one thing you wish Klipy did. It asks its questions, checks the roadmap, and files or upvotes the request once you approve. Track everything on the Roadmap & Requests page, where you can vote and comment. Every time a request moves, planned, in progress, shipped, or set aside, everyone involved gets an email, so you always know where your idea stands.
