Comprehensive feedback without all the noise.

Find the hidden gems from your entire community. Regardless of platform, format, or frequency, we'll dig up the most important topics your players are discussing.

Instantly deduplicate and organize all player-reported bugs.

Organically collect suggestions and bug reports from anywhere on the web, and prioritize your backlog with the most powerful de-duplicating and reporting ecosystem in gaming.

A row of video game bugs displayed in Kinn.gg. Each row shows a bug status, title, metadata, and a brief summary of what the reported issue is.

Declutter your bug reporting process.

Collect bug reports in the way players want to. Whether through an online forum, Discord threads, or game reviews, Kinn finds every bug mentioned and simplifies them to reduce clutter and optimize developer output.

Context-free reporting

Players submit bugs all over the web. Catch them all regardless of length or detail.

Intelligent de-duplication

Powerful models understand the nuances of your games to merge duplicate bugs with confidence.

Multi-language and translation

Discover and translate unique bugs in any region regardless of input language.

A visual representation of how Kinn collects feedback and bugs from sources like Discord, YouTube, Twitch, Reddit, and Steam, and consolidates them to a single bug report.A visual representation of how Kinn collects feedback and bugs from sources like Discord, YouTube, Twitch, Reddit, and Steam, and consolidates them to a single bug report.

Identify and prioritize the biggest problems in seconds.

Sentiment, ranking, and impact score effortlessly prioritize the needs of your players. Get right to the heart of your gameplay experience and rapidly address player complaints.

Volume & Momentum

Know what issues are driving the most conversations.

Sentiment

Understand what bugs are the most frustrating to players.

Source

See exactly who is reporting issues and where they are happening most.

Reach

Get clarity on how many people are being impacted.

A detailed view of a bug ticket in Kinn.gg. Bugs are displayed with a title, description, sentiment, reach, and source content from where they were reported.

White-label your own feedback and polling page.

Get more comprehensive reports, logs, and media uploads with your own polling site. Players can upload their bugs and suggestions, and vote on their priorities to help clarify your roadmap.

A mockup of bug reporting and suggestions voting by Kinn.gg. Players can submit feedback, add commentary, and vote on the most important issues.

Build trust among your players and build a game that lasts.

Whether you're a publisher, studio, or indie, decision-making is clear with Kinn. Build more successful games, and grow revenue faster with every game you make.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can our polling page link to a custom domain?

Yes! Custom and subdomains can be connected for a small monthly fee. However, if you do not care for a vanity URL, we give all Kinn users a free Kinn.gg subdomain that their users can submit to.

How much does bug reporting and capture cost?

Bug reporting and feedback capture is included in your standard cost of using Kinn. Pricing varies on your monthly active users, as that loosely correlates with the amount of feedback and commentary a game receives.

How do you automatically merge bugs together?

From the very beginning, Kinn was built to simplify the content and commentary studios and publishers receive. We use various LLM and AI tools to map similar comments together, regardless of the source. When it comes to adding a voting and feedback center, we treat that just like any other source. You'll see bugs populate and merge automatically, regardless of detail or source.

Do you integrate with Jira, Asana, Monday, or other common project management tools?

We currently allow for custom URLs to be added to tickets created in Kinn. This allows us to quickly support any project management tool without building and maintaining an official integration.

Is there a limit to how many users can submit feedback?

While we don't cap feedback, if your game has a sudden spike or drop in MAUs, we may contact you to discuss your pricing options.

How do you protect feedback pages from spam?

In order to submit feedback on the Kinn portal, users must validate an email address. To support as many players as possible, we do not force a traditional email and password authentication.

What sources can you capture bugs and feedback from?

Kinn can detect bugs and feedback from Steam discussions and reviews, YouTube videos and comments, Twitch streams, Discord forums and threads, Reddit, and any custom tool once integrated with our API.

Can we export our feedback reports to another tool?

All feedback can be exported as a CSV via your administrative login.