Why teams switch from Canny to Lenit
Every feedback board goes stale without daily upkeep. Connect your GitHub, and Lenni — Lenit's AI manager — handles it daily: closing out shipped requests, notifying voters, and drafting the changelog.
Canny is the established standard, but for startups and growing teams the per-tracked-user pricing makes the bill impossible to predict and scales up exactly when you don't want it to. The UI is dated, AI features cost extra, and the integration roster is built around enterprise sales stacks (Intercom, Salesforce, Gong) that startups without a sales team never use.
Canny is not built for fast-growing teams
Per-tracked-user pricing means the better your product does, the more you pay. What startups need is flat pricing that doesn't tax growth, and a board that runs without daily upkeep.
So with Lenit, the board manages itself.
Connect GitHub once, and all of this happens automatically every day. The board stays current without an admin.
Ship it, and it closes itself
Lenni reads your GitHub changes daily and marks related feedback as done.
New feedback files itself
Each request is read and classified under the right topic. The board stays tidy on its own.
Duplicates become one
Similar requests are detected and merged, votes and comments included. No more split votes.
Publish, and voters hear about it
A changelog draft is written from your changes. Publish it, and everyone who voted gets notified.
Canny vs Lenit: the key differences
See exactly how the pricing and day-to-day operations compare.
LenitMigrate from Canny to Lenit in 5 minutes.
Bring boards, roadmap, votes, and comments over with a single CSV. Don't want to do it yourself? The Lenit team will handle the migration for you, free.