Product teams already using Amplitude
Connect qualitative themes to the users, behaviors, funnels, retention, releases, cohorts, and replay evidence already in the analytics platform.
Independent tool overview
Kraftful was acquired by Amplitude in July 2025, and its voice-of-customer technology now powers Amplitude AI Feedback. The current product ingests support tickets, app reviews, calls, social conversations, surveys, files, pasted text, and API-fed feedback; groups it into bugs, complaints, requests, praise, and other themes; and connects what customers say with Amplitude behavior, cohorts, session replay, experiments, guides, and surveys. AI Feedback is available across Amplitude plans, including a limited free allowance, with larger analysis volumes sold for Growth and Enterprise. It can accelerate discovery, but generated themes, severity, counts, user identity, and proposed actions still need source-level and human validation.
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Overview
Kraftful is no longer best evaluated as a separate startup product. Amplitude acquired the company on July 10, 2025 and launched the fully integrated AI Feedback successor on November 12, 2025. The old Kraftful site remains online as a legacy product and acquisition record, while the maintained destination for new teams is Amplitude.
AI Feedback centralizes qualitative signals from customer support, sales calls, Slack, app stores, review sites, social channels, files, pasted text, and an HTTP ingestion API. Each comment, reply, review, or call utterance becomes an Amplitude Feedback Event, allowing teams to chart qualitative themes alongside product usage.
A hybrid pipeline first clusters feedback with classical machine learning, then uses an LLM to produce categorized insights. Current categories include feature requests, complaints, loved features, bugs, pain points, brands, feature mentions, and takeaways. Teams can define product areas and filter by source, date, severity, specificity, sentiment, and other event properties.
New Insights are regenerated as the source data changes and are intentionally ephemeral. Teams can save an important finding as a persistent trend, track semantically related mentions over time, view underlying source context, and create alerts for spikes such as critical bugs or complaints.
The integration with Amplitude is the main advantage over legacy Kraftful. Product teams can relate feedback to cohorts and behavior, inspect session replay, ask the Global Agent for evidence-backed analysis or a draft PRD, create guides and surveys, and send approved findings toward Jira, Linear, or a coding agent.
Amplitude documents that AI Feedback uses OpenAI as a third-party LLM for inference, that OpenAI does not use the data to train foundation models, and that requests are handled transiently with encryption in the account's regional data plane. Teams still control which sources are connected and remain responsible for lawful collection, access, retention, deletion, sensitive-data handling, and every decision made from an AI-generated interpretation.
Use cases
The strongest fit depends on the job you need the product to complete, not the size of its feature list.
Connect qualitative themes to the users, behaviors, funnels, retention, releases, cohorts, and replay evidence already in the analytics platform.
Centralize support, calls, stores, reviews, communities, social sources, surveys, and custom pipelines without manually reading every record.
Track recurring pain, severity, specificity, product area, volume, trend movement, and the original customer context.
Quantify feature requests and customer language, then compare stated demand with observed behavior before prioritizing work.
Give support, research, product, growth, and engineering a shared evidence layer with source links and controlled project access.
Send standalone comments, threaded conversations, or call transcripts through the current HTTP API when no native connector exists.
Move from feedback signal to behavior analysis, a tested product change, a targeted guide or survey, and post-release trend measurement.
Capabilities
Connects services including Zendesk, Intercom, Salesforce Service, Freshdesk, HubSpot, Gong, Slack, app stores, G2, Trustpilot, Reddit, Discord, X, and Steam.
Accepts CSV and DOCX uploads, pasted feedback, and an HTTP API for comments, threads, and call-style conversations.
Turns each ingested feedback unit into an Amplitude event with source, timestamp, rating, author, text, and assigned insight properties.
Combines classical clustering with LLM interpretation rather than sending an undifferentiated corpus to a single prompt.
Groups input into feature requests, complaints, loved features, bugs, pain points, brand mentions, feature mentions, and high-level takeaways.
Assigns insights to team-defined parts of a product using the area name and description, enabling focused filtering and ownership.
Scores how much pain a theme represents and whether the underlying feedback is concrete enough to act on.
Keeps mention counts, source information, dates, links, and verbatim context available beneath the AI summary.
Persists important themes and attaches new semantically related mentions so teams can measure movement over time.
Builds Amplitude charts and alerts from category, source, severity, sentiment, product area, and other feedback-event properties.
Lets teams segment feedback with analytics, merge supported identities, build cohorts, and compare qualitative signal with actual usage.
Answers questions across feedback, retrieves customer quotes, identifies major issues, and can draft a PRD from selected evidence.
Can create guides or surveys and exposes early-access Jira, Linear, and coding-agent actions from an insight.
Runs interactive or scheduled analysis for themes, sentiment movement, emerging issues, and prioritized recommendations.
Process
Step 1
Treat Amplitude AI Feedback as the maintained successor; do not base a new procurement or migration on legacy Kraftful pricing, login, or feature pages.
Step 2
Specify which product area, customer population, time range, and decision the analysis should inform, plus what evidence would change the team's conclusion.
Step 3
Map each source's owner, consent, contract, purpose, personal data, sensitive content, retention, region, and whether feedback may be combined with behavior.
Step 4
Exclude unnecessary call content, secrets, health or financial details, employee conversations, minors' data, and privileged or regulated information.
Step 5
Apply existing Amplitude project permissions, restrict connectors and exports, require MFA, and avoid placing unrelated clients or business units in one data boundary.
Step 6
Start with a small balanced set across support, sales, reviews, surveys, and community rather than letting one high-volume channel dominate.
Step 7
Assign stable feedback IDs, distinguish replies from separate customers, map timestamps and ratings correctly, and prevent the same issue from multiple pipelines being counted twice.
Step 8
Use specific names and descriptions, test ambiguous overlaps, and assign owners so category and routing quality can be audited.
Step 9
Review a stratified set of raw mentions and measure category, severity, specificity, sentiment, product-area, identity, and quote accuracy before trusting aggregate output.
Step 10
New Insights change as data refreshes; preserve an important theme only after confirming the underlying mentions and creating an explicit tracking definition.
Step 11
Compare feedback volume with affected users, account value, behavior, funnel loss, replay, experiment results, and support burden rather than prioritizing by mention count alone.
Step 12
Treat generated PRDs, recommendations, Jira or Linear issues, coding-agent prompts, guides, surveys, and customer messages as drafts requiring an accountable human.
Step 13
Track source health, refresh lag, duplicates, false grouping, missing segments, drift, alerts, downstream decisions, and whether shipped work actually reduces the trend.
Step 14
For data-subject deletion, remove the record upstream before Amplitude so the connector cannot re-import it; separately handle unmatched or aggregated feedback.
Cost
Amplitude states that AI Feedback is available on every current plan. The Free plan publishes an allowance of 2,000 AI Feedback records, while larger volumes can be purchased as an add-on on Growth and Enterprise. Amplitude's broader billing is event-based: Plus can begin at $0 for the first two million monthly events and scales with usage; Growth and Enterprise are custom. Confirm the unit, refresh period, overage behavior, source limits, and AI Feedback add-on quote for the intended account.
$0
A permanent no-card plan for evaluation and smaller product programs.
Starts at $0; usage-based
For small teams that need to scale event volume and analytics beyond Free.
Custom event-based price
For businesses needing advanced analysis, permissions, monitoring, and larger feedback volume.
Custom event-based price
For large organizations needing portfolio scale, stronger access controls, and contracted terms.
One free year of Growth if eligible
A published program for qualifying early-stage startups.
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Assessment
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Kraftful's site and historical materials remain online, but Amplitude acquired the company in July 2025. The maintained product for new teams is Amplitude AI Feedback, launched as a native platform capability in November 2025.
It is the product successor built from Kraftful's voice-of-customer technology, not merely a renamed standalone account. It now uses Amplitude events, roles, analytics, cohorts, replay, experiments, guides, surveys, agents, and billing.
It ingests support tickets, sales and call transcripts, app and software reviews, Slack and community discussions, social sources, surveys, Amplitude Assistant chats, CSV or DOCX files, pasted text, and HTTP API records.
A hybrid clustering and LLM pipeline creates themes such as requests, bugs, complaints, praise, pain points, brands, and takeaways. It also assigns product areas, severity, and specificity and preserves links to supporting mentions.
It is included on the Free plan, which currently publishes a 2,000-record AI Feedback allowance. Plus, Growth, and Enterprise also include the feature, with larger analysis volumes available as an add-on on Growth and Enterprise.
After initial import, most sources pull new feedback once daily; some support refreshes as often as every 15 minutes. New Insights regenerate with each analysis, while Saved Trends attach relevant mentions on a continuing cadence.
Yes. Feedback becomes Amplitude events and can be mapped to existing users when supported identity fields such as email align. That linkage is powerful but raises accuracy, consent, access, deletion, and profiling responsibilities.
Amplitude says AI Feedback processes selected customer data for inference only and that OpenAI does not use it to train foundation models. Review the current DPA, AI terms, subprocessor list, region, retention, and connector data flows for your organization.
The Global Agent can draft a PRD from feedback, and current docs list early-access Jira, Linear, and coding-agent actions. Treat all of these as proposals and require a product, research, security, and engineering review before execution.
They are useful hypotheses, not ground truth. Inspect the underlying comments, test category and identity accuracy on a representative sample, remove duplicates, compare affected behavior, and involve researchers and domain owners.
Delete it in the original connected source first, then in Amplitude, or the next sync may restore it. User Privacy API deletion works for feedback tied to merged Amplitude identities; other feedback and aggregates may need manual deletion.
It is most compelling for teams already using or considering Amplitude and wanting one loop from customer language to product behavior and action. A dedicated research repository or survey platform may fit teams that do not need event analytics.
Bottom line
Kraftful's acquisition produced a stronger active successor: Amplitude AI Feedback connects qualitative customer language with the behavioral evidence needed to judge scale and impact. That integration is the reason to choose it. It is less attractive if the team wants a standalone research repository without event-based analytics. Start with the free allowance, connect a deliberately small source set, benchmark themes against human coding, validate identity and deletion flows, and require source-level review before any AI-generated roadmap item, alert, customer intervention, or code task becomes real work.
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