Request a feature and follow the roadmap

Share a feature request and follow published roadmap progress.

Before you start

Have a concrete problem or workflow in mind. Sign in to the Choro portal when it asks you to identify yourself before submitting a request.

Use Send feedback for the requests portal and Roadmap for published progress. Sign in when the portal asks before submitting a request.

Step by step

1. Open Help → Send feedback in Choro, or visit https://choro.usergist.com/choro/requests.

2. Search existing requests for the same need. Open a relevant request and add useful context or support through the controls offered there instead of creating an unnecessary duplicate.

3. For a new request, describe the problem, who encounters it, and the outcome that would help. Include a short example of the current workflow.

4. Keep one main need per request and avoid including credentials or private project information. Submit through the signed-in portal flow.

5. Open Help → Roadmap, or visit https://choro.usergist.com/choro/roadmap, to see the published roadmap items and their current statuses.

6. Read the item’s details and updates. Use shipped announcements and help articles to learn how an available feature works.

What to expect

Your request has a clear use case, and you know where to follow the product’s published progress.

Troubleshooting and useful details

A roadmap status is a progress signal, not a guaranteed delivery date or a promise that every requested variation is included. The screenshot shows the desktop menu routes; submitting a request happens in the portal.