What Canny changed

• Added a new announcement banner for "Canny MCP" to connect data with AI models.
• Updated the main subheadline to emphasize centralizing feedback and tying it to revenue.
• Removed the specific mention of AI "reading every sales and support conversation" from the hero section.
• Removed the top navigation menu links (Features, Pricing, Blog, etc.) from this specific page view.

Canny is making it easier for users to work with their data inside AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT. They are also shifting their main message to focus more on revenue tracking rather than just reading support tickets.

• Added a new "Canny MCP" feature that connects feedback data to AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT.
• Removed a large section of customer testimonials and case study logos from the homepage.
• Simplified the navigation by removing the "Solutions" and "Resources" dropdown menus.
• Updated the product messaging to focus more on "revenue opportunities" and "spotting trends" rather than just managing requests.
• Removed the hero video and several "Request a Demo" call-to-action buttons.

Canny is moving beyond simple feedback collection to deep data analysis. By letting users query feedback data directly inside Claude or ChatGPT, they are making their platform more useful for technical teams and product leaders who want custom reports without manual work.

• The hero section video file was replaced with a new version.
• A space was removed between the announcement text and the "Explore Canny MCP" link in the top banner.

The company updated its primary homepage video asset and made minor formatting fixes to its new Model Context Protocol (MCP) announcement banner.