Sorano is a public roadmap, changelog, and voting board in one link. Post what you're building, let people vote on what ships next, and publish a changelog entry when it does. Voting doesn't require an account, and there's nothing to configure beyond posting your first update.
Most roadmap tools are built for teams that already have a budget and an admin console to babysit.
Solo founders and early-stage builders have neither. I wanted something I could set up before I had a single user, not after, and hand to people the same day I started building in public.
The gap I kept running into with other tools was the setup cost. Free trials, workspace invites, permission tiers. None of it made sense for someone shipping alone with no team to add. Sorano skips all of that.
You get one page. Your users vote on it without creating an account, and you post updates when there's something real to say, not on a schedule.
That's who Sorano is for: startups, solo founders, indie hackers, and creators who want their audience to feel like part of the process instead of a mailing list they update occasionally.
It also works if you just want a public record of what shipped and when, without building a changelog page from scratch.
Sorano is live at sorano.space, or view an example of how it's displayed in public.
