SDKs for Apple, Android, and the web
See which feature requests your paying users want, ranked by the monthly revenue behind every vote.
Feature requests
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Feature Requests
How it works
In-app feedback and feature voting for iOS, macOS, Android, Flutter, React Native and web, with feature requests ranked by the revenue behind each vote.
01Collect
Add the SDK and people send requests from the screen they are already on, on iPhone, Android, iPad and Mac. Every platform writes to the same board.
02Vote
People see the requests already on the board and vote on them instead of filing duplicates. Whoever submits a request counts as its opening vote, so the list is ranked from day one.
03Triage
Move a request from Pending to Approved, In Progress and TestFlight wherever you are, and it updates on every device. Sort by the monthly revenue behind the votes to see what your paying users want.
04Notify
When a request reaches a status you choose, FeedbackKit emails the person who asked for it, and voters who opted in on the Team plan. Your team hears about it in Slack and in the admin app on iPhone and Mac.
FeedbackKitApp
Status Update
Trailmate
Offline mapsTestFlight → Completed
Your feedback in Trailmate has a status update.
Offline maps
TestFlightCompleted
Combine two requests into one. Votes move across without double counting, and each comment keeps a note of where it came from.
Answer the people who asked, right on the request. A new comment can email the project owner and the members who turned that on.
Pass each user's monthly revenue from your app, then sort and filter requests by the customers who asked for them.
Read what people typed in a language you choose. Apple's Translation framework runs on your own device, in the Swift SDK and the admin app.
Put your feedback board on your own site with one script tag, and the submission form on its own page. Light or dark, voting on or off.
Invite owners, admins, members and viewers to a project on the Team plan, each with the access their role needs.
Integrations
Thirteen integrations: nine issue trackers that turn a request into a ticket, Slack for notifications, and HubSpot, Salesforce and Email Campaign to sync the people who give feedback.
GitHubIssues · Status
NotionStatus · Comments · Votes
ClickUpStatus · Comments · Votes
LinearStatus · Comments
Monday.comStatus · Comments · Votes
TrelloStatus · Comments
AirtableStatus · Comments · Votes
AsanaStatus · Comments · Votes
BasecampStatus · Comments
SlackNew feedback, comments and status changes in a channel
SDKs
Native SDKs for Swift, Kotlin, Flutter, React Native and JavaScript. Configure the SDK with your project's API key, then show people the board they vote on.
import SwiftUI
import SwiftlyFeedbackKit
// At launch, in your App's init()
SwiftlyFeedback.configure(environment: .production, key: "your-api-key")
struct ContentView: View {
@State private var showFeedback = false
var body: some View {
Button("Send feedback") { showFeedback = true }
.sheet(isPresented: $showFeedback) { FeedbackListView() }
}
}import com.swiftlydeveloped.feedbackkit.FeedbackKit
import com.swiftlydeveloped.feedbackkit.configure
import com.swiftlydeveloped.feedbackkit.state.FeedbackKitProvider
import com.swiftlydeveloped.feedbackkit.ui.FeedbackListScreen
// In Application.onCreate()
FeedbackKit.configure(this) {
apiKey = "your-api-key"
}
@Composable
fun FeedbackScreen() {
FeedbackKitProvider { FeedbackListScreen() }
}import 'package:feedbackkit_flutter/feedbackkit_flutter.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
void main() {
runApp(
const FeedbackKitProvider(
apiKey: 'your-api-key',
child: MaterialApp(
home: Scaffold(body: FeedbackList()),
),
),
);
}import { FeedbackProvider, FeedbackList } from 'feedbackkit-react-native';
export default function App() {
return (
<FeedbackProvider apiKey="your-api-key">
<FeedbackList
showAddButton
onFeedbackPress={(feedback) => console.log(feedback.title)}
/>
</FeedbackProvider>
);
}import { FeedbackKit, FeedbackCategory } from 'feedbackkit-js';
const feedbackKit = new FeedbackKit({ apiKey: 'your-api-key', userId: 'user_12345' });
// Every request on the board
const requests = await feedbackKit.feedback.list();
// Submit a new one
await feedbackKit.feedback.create({
title: 'Offline maps',
description: 'Save trails for areas with no signal.',
category: FeedbackCategory.FeatureRequest,
userId: 'user_12345'
});Configure once at launch, then present the list from any SwiftUI view. The same call covers development, TestFlight and production.
Configure FeedbackKit from your Application class, then drop the list screen into your Compose UI.
Wrap your app in FeedbackKitProvider and use the pre-built widgets anywhere below it.
Wrap the app in FeedbackProvider, then render the feedback list and vote buttons as components.
One client lists requests, submits new ones and votes, in the browser or on a Node.js server.
Building on Vapor? There is a server-side Swift SDK too.
Localization
The feedback widget, the admin apps and the web dashboard are translated into 11 languages: English plus ten more.
The Swift SDK ships a translated interface and follows the device language. Translations for the Flutter and React Native widgets are in their sources, and the docs list what each SDK covers today.
The FeedbackKit admin app speaks the same 11 languages on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Triage requests and manage your team in the language your device is already set to.
The web dashboard reads the language your browser asks for and opens in it. A picker is always there if you would rather choose for yourself.
Pricing
One project and ten pieces of feedback to try it. Pro and Team open more projects, unlimited feedback, integrations and a team.
Yearly billing saves about 17% on Pro and Team.
For trying out FeedbackKit
$0.00 /month
No credit card required
For indie developers
$15.00 $150.00 /month /year
or $150.00 billed yearlyor $15.00 billed monthly
For teams and agencies
$39.00 $390.00 /month /year
or $390.00 billed yearlyor $39.00 billed monthly
Prices in USD.
Who it is for
What FeedbackKit does for each role, in plain terms. These are product capabilities, not customer quotes.
Subscription app founder
Pass a user's subscription amount to the SDK, and each request shows the combined monthly revenue of the people who asked for it and voted on it.
Indie iOS developer
Add the Swift package, and requests and votes from your app land on one board you can triage from iPhone, iPad or Mac.
Cross-platform team
Kotlin, Flutter, React Native and JavaScript apps read the same project, so a request filed on the web is the same request on Android.
Product manager
Merge duplicate requests and the votes and comments move with them, without counting the same voter twice.
Support lead
Move a request to a status you have selected and the person who submitted it gets an email. Voting closes once it is Completed or Rejected.
Engineering lead
On Pro and Team, send a request to GitHub, Linear, Notion or six other trackers, and keep its status in sync with the linked ticket.
FAQ
Short answers on plans, platforms, integrations and data. The pricing page has the full plan comparison.
FeedbackKit is in-app feedback and feature voting for iOS, macOS, Android, Flutter, React Native and web, with feature requests ranked by the revenue behind each vote. People submit and vote on requests inside your app, and you triage them from the admin app on iPhone, iPad and Mac or from the web dashboard.
The free plan includes one project with up to 10 feedback items. Voting, comments and statuses are included, and so is every SDK; integrations and team members are not. The pricing page has the full comparison.
Pro is $15.00 a month, or $150.00 billed yearly. It covers two projects, unlimited feedback, all integrations and configurable statuses.
Team is $39.00 a month, or $390.00 billed yearly. It adds unlimited projects and team members with roles (owner, admin, member and viewer), and includes all integrations.
FeedbackKit has SDKs for Swift (iOS, macOS and visionOS 26 or later), Kotlin for Android, Flutter, React Native, JavaScript for the web, and server-side Swift with Vapor. Each SDK talks to your project with its API key, and setup for each one is in the documentation.
The Swift SDK, the admin apps and the web dashboard are translated into 11 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese, Korean, Italian, Arabic (laid out right to left) and Russian. Coverage in the other SDKs differs, and the localization section has the detail.
On Pro and Team, a project can create and update tickets in GitHub, Notion, ClickUp, Linear, Monday.com, Trello, Airtable, Asana and Basecamp. Slack sends notifications, not tickets, and HubSpot, Salesforce and email campaign tools sync contacts. Status, comment and vote sync differ by provider; the integrations page lists what each one supports.
People can vote while a request is Pending, Approved, In Progress or in TestFlight. Voting closes once it is Completed or Rejected, and the person who submitted a request counts as one vote on it.
Customer data is stored in the United States, on Heroku's us region, and there is no EU storage option today. Transfers out of the EEA rely on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework, with Standard Contractual Clauses as the fallback. FeedbackKit is operated by Swiftly Workspace BV, and a data processing agreement is available on request from privacy@getfeedbackkit.com. The privacy policy describes what is collected and the rights of people in the European Economic Area. You are responsible for the privacy notice you give your own end users.
Web plans are billed monthly or yearly through Stripe, and App Store plans are billed by Apple; both can be cancelled. A web plan is cancelled from Manage Billing in account settings, which opens the Stripe portal, and an App Store plan from your Apple subscriptions. The free plan does not ask for a card. The terms say fees already paid are non-refundable except where the law requires a refund, and that pricing can change with 30 days' notice.
Get started
Start free on one project, with up to 10 feedback items. Upgrade when you need more. No credit card required.
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