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What is Astuto?

Astuto is a free, open source, self-hosted customer feedback tool. It helps you collect, manage and prioritize feedback from your users. It has been heavely inspired by Canny.io ("astuto", indeed, is the italian translation of the word "canny").

Features

  • Collect and manage feedback
  • Create custom boards and statuses, to better organize feedback
  • Customize your roadmap, to let your users know what you're working on
  • Many more...

Requirements

Installation

Note: it is strongly suggested to run Astuto on Linux or macOS. As of today, Windows is likely to cause problems. If you want to try anyway, follow along with the Windows users installation guide.

Manual (for development)

  1. Clone this repository.
  2. In Astuto's root directory, create a file named .env and fill it with the required environment variables (see .env-example for an example and check this wiki page for an explanation of the variables).
  3. Run script/docker-update-and-run.sh.
  4. You should now have a running instance of Astuto at localhost:3000. A default user account has been created with credentials email: [email protected], password: password.

Using DockerHub image (fastest)

Coming soon!

Post-installation notes

  • If you run into any problems take a look at the common problems page.
  • When you want to launch Astuto you have to run script/docker-run.sh. If you installed new gems, packages or updated the database schema, you first need to run script/docker-update.sh and then script/docker-run.sh. You can run them together with script/docker-update-and-run.sh.
  • If you changed some environment variables in .env you have to restart the instance for these changes to take effect.

Contributing

You are welcome to contribute:

A huge thank you to all people who contributed:

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