Workspaces
A Feedjolt workspace is the top-level container for boards, posts, members, integrations, branding, and billing. Learn its identity, settings, and deletion.
A workspace holds everything: boards, posts, members, integrations, branding, billing.
Identity
Each workspace has:
- Name - display name, editable.
- Slug - URL-safe ID. Used in
feedjolt.com/p/{slug}. Editable, but old URLs 404 after a change. - Logo - uploaded to your region's R2 bucket. Shown in dashboard, portal, emails.
- Region - inherited from creator. Immutable.
Members
Members have one of three roles: OWNER, ADMIN, CONTRIBUTOR. See Roles & permissions for the full matrix.
A workspace must have at least one OWNER. The first one is whoever created it.
Boards
A workspace can have many boards. Boards isolate feedback by audience: e.g. one for customers, one for internal-only ideas. See Boards.
Settings
Workspace settings live at Dashboard -> Settings. Common things you'll set:
- Logo and brand color (used in the public portal and the widget).
- Default board (which board the widget opens to first).
- Notification defaults (email, Slack channel mappings).
- Integrations (Slack, Linear, webhooks, API keys).
- Billing.
Public portal URL
Every workspace gets a public portal at feedjolt.com/p/{slug} (also reachable as feedjolt.com/{locale}/portal/{slug}). That's where end users land when they click a link in a notification email. See Portal.
Multiple workspaces
You can own or join more than one workspace. Each is independent - separate billing, separate members, separate data. Switch between them in the top-left of the dashboard.
Deletion
Owners can delete a workspace from Settings -> Danger zone. Deletion cascades: every board, post, comment, vote, integration, and uploaded file is removed. There is no soft-delete and no recovery.
You'll be prompted to type the slug to confirm.
Core concepts
The Feedjolt mental model: workspaces hold boards, boards hold posts, and posts have votes, comments, statuses, and tags. The model fits on a napkin.
Boards
What boards are in Feedjolt: collections of posts that separate audiences, products, or stages. Covers visibility levels, moderation, voting, and deletion.
