Bug or feature, in two taps
Users pick a type, write a line, and attach a screenshot. No account, no forms, no leaving your app.
Native Swift SDK for iOS
A drop-in Swift SDK puts bug reports and feature voting right inside your native iOS app. Users vote on what matters; you answer from one web dashboard.
Native Swift · drop-in iOS SDK · early access
| Request | Votes | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Export crashes over 50 MBNEW | 1 | Bug | Open |
| Apple Watch complicationNEW | 1 | Feature | Open |
| Dark mode for the editor | 248 | Feature | In review |
| Offline sync | 191 | Feature | Open |
| iPad split-view support | 64 | Feature | In review |
The problem
The loop
Every request is a small loop that closes itself. Your users post, the room votes, you answer. They see the answer where they asked.
Users pick a type, write a line, and attach a screenshot. No account, no forms, no leaving your app.
Other users upvote requests that already exist instead of filing duplicates. The list sorts highest to lowest.
Reply from the dashboard. Your message appears next to their request inside the app.
What's inside
Users upvote the requests that already exist instead of filing duplicates. The board sorts highest to lowest, so your roadmap reflects real demand - not the loudest email.
Every bug can carry an image, so you see exactly what they saw instead of guessing from a sentence. Two taps inside the app, straight to your triage queue.
Export crashes when the file is over 50 MB. Happens every time on Wi-Fi.
Triage bugs, answer requests, and mark things shipped from a single web view your whole team can open. Your reply syncs straight back into the app.
| Request | Votes | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Dark mode for the editor | 248 | Feature |
| Export crashes over 50 MB | 1 | Bug |
Early access
We'll email you when the iOS SDK opens up. One email, no spam.