Connect GitHub Issues to customer feedback — so developers see the real-world impact of every issue they work on.
If you're using GitHub Issues as your tracker, you probably love the simplicity. Issues live right next to the code. PRs reference issues. It just works. But there's one thing missing — the customer. Who actually wants this? How many people asked? What's the revenue impact? That's what Pilea adds. When customer feedback comes in — from support, calls, Slack, wherever — you push it to GitHub Issues with full context. The issue gets a clean summary of what customers said and why it matters. Your developers can see the human impact of what they're building without leaving GitHub. And it works both ways. When an issue gets closed or a related PR merges, that status syncs back to Pilea automatically. You know which customer requests are open, in progress, or shipped. No more checking two systems. No more "let me look into that and get back to you." The result: developers build with empathy because they see who they're building for, and product teams prioritize with confidence because every issue has real revenue data behind it.
