Have an idea for a new feature, a workflow improvement, or just thoughts on the app? Share them on our public Roadmap — that's where we collect, prioritize, and build user-submitted ideas, and many of Scriptation's most-used features started exactly this way.

roadmap.scriptation.com

Search before you submit

Take a moment to look through the Roadmap first. If someone has already requested your idea, upvoting the existing post is the most powerful thing you can do — it shows us how much demand there is, and you'll be notified when there's an update.

Submitting a new request

If nothing matches, go ahead and create a new post. The clearest, most actionable requests usually include:

1. The workflow problem you're trying to solve;
2. How you currently work around it (if at all);
3. What you'd like the feature to do.

The more context you give us, the easier it is for us to evaluate, prioritize, and build.

How feature requests shape what we build next

Your input directly informs our roadmap. We review requests regularly and weigh them — alongside upvote counts and team conversations — when deciding what to prioritize. Even a quick post or a single upvote tells us what matters most to the people using Scriptation every day.

Want a deeper hand in shaping Scriptation?

If you're a power user who wants early access to upcoming features (and the chance to influence them before they ship), consider joining our beta program. See I'm a beta tester. How do I get started? for more information.

That's all there is to it — we read every request, and we genuinely appreciate you taking the time to share your ideas.

What's Next

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Updated on: 25/06/2026