Sign-up walls
Nobody creates an account just to report a bug.
With fedo
No sign-in. Votes and posts follow users when they sign up.
FEEDBACK SDK FOR ANDROID & iOS
Feedback and feature voting, inside your mobile app.
Users report bugs and vote on what you build next. You add it with two lines of code.
Free plan · no credit card
Running in production in our own apps
Check the code iOS SDK on GitHub iOS sample app Android SDK on Maven Central
Why fedo
Three reasons mobile users never send feedback.
Built by a mobile developer who ran into all three.
Leaving the app
Web portals send users away. Many never come back.
With fedo
A native screen inside your app. They never leave.
“Who sent this?”
A bug report with no way to tell who wrote it.
With fedo
Your own user ID, the one Crashlytics already knows.
The in-app experience
A polished feedback screen. Zero UI to build.
One composable on Android or one SwiftUI view on iOS opens a native screen where users post ideas, vote, and follow along - it ships with the SDK and matches your platform out of the box.
- Users post ideas and bugs without leaving your app
- One-tap upvotes surface what matters most
- Requesters follow status from In Review to Shipped
- Customize colors and type so the screen matches your app
Built for your theme
It picks up your Material theme. Automatically.
Colors, shapes and typography come from your app's MaterialTheme, so the feedback screen looks like you built it.
- Theme
- Midnight
- Color scheme
- Shapes
- 8dp rounded
- Typography
- AaRoboto
Your dashboard
Every request, vote, and comment in one place.
Feedback your users submit through the SDK flows straight into the fedo dashboard. Read the full thread, see who voted, and move items through your roadmap.
- Kanban board - drag cards between status columns
- Sort and prioritize by vote count
- See who voted on each request
- Full comment thread on every request
- Users list with external ID and join date
Works where your users are
One SDK, every major platform.
Native SDKs that drop into the apps you already ship - same feedback screen, same dashboard.
Integrate in minutes
Two calls. That's the whole integration.
Initialize the SDK, then open the feedback screen. Identifying your user and enriching their profile are optional.
- InitializeFedo.initialize()
- LaunchOpen the feedback screen
- IdentifyoptionalsetUserID()
- EnrichoptionalEmail, name, properties
implementation("com.getfedo:sdk-android:0.4.0") Fedo.initialize(applicationContext, "<api-key>") FedoFeedbackScreen( onDismiss = navigateUp // wire up your navigation system) Fedo.setUserID(id)Fedo.setUserEmail(user.email)Fedo.setUserDisplayName(user.name)Fedo.setUserProperty(key, value).package(url: "https://github.com/getfedo/fedo-ios", exact: "0.4.0-beta.1") Fedo.initialize(apiKey: "<api-key>") Button("Feedback") { showFeedback = true } .presentCreateFeedback(isPresented: $showFeedback) Fedo.setUserID(user.id)Fedo.setUserEmail(user.email)Fedo.setUserDisplayName(user.name)Fedo.setUserProperty("plan", value: "pro")Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when it sticks.
Every plan includes the full SDK, the dashboard, and unlimited feedback. Start free on one app — no credit card, no trial clock.
Early access pricing. Paid plans open shortly and rates rise as fedo grows. Email us while they're in early access and we'll send your price, then lock that rate for as long as you stay subscribed.
Starter
Kick the tyres on one app.
Free
No credit card
Start for free- 1 app
- Feedback screen, guest users, custom theme
- Kanban board, votes, comments
- Quick feedback sheet
- "Powered by fedo" badge shown
Plus
For a small portfolio of apps.
Get early accessWe reply with your Plus price and set you up. Cancel anytime.
- 3 apps
- Everything in Starter
- Quick feedback sheet
- "Powered by fedo" badge removed
- Duplicate detection & imports (soon)
- Webhooks and priority support
Pro
Everything, for teams shipping weekly.
Get early accessWe reply with your Pro price and set you up. Cancel anytime.
- 5 apps · unlimited team members
- Everything in Plus
- Webhooks (Slack, Discord, custom)
- Priority support
Compare plans
| Feature | Starter | Plus | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apps | 1 | 3 | 5 |
| Team members | 1 | 1 | Unlimited |
| SDK | |||
| Feedback screen | Included | Included | Included |
| Quick feedback sheet | Not included | Included | Included |
| Guest users (no login required) | Included | Included | Included |
| Custom user properties | Included | Included | Included |
| Custom theme & colors | Included | Included | Included |
| "Powered by fedo" badge | Shown | Removed | Removed |
| Dashboard | |||
| Kanban board + vote sorting | Included | Included | Included |
| Comment threads | Included | Included | Included |
| Voters & users list | Included | Included | Included |
| Duplicate detectionComing soon | Not included | Included | Included |
| Import from GitHub, Play Store, App StoreComing soon | Not included | Included | Included |
| Team | |||
| Webhooks (Slack, Discord, custom)Coming soon | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Priority support | Not included | Not included | Included |
Need more than 5 apps? Talk to us.
FAQ
Common questions
How do I add fedo to my app?
On Android, add com.getfedo:sdk-android to your Gradle dependencies, call Fedo.initialize(applicationContext, apiKey) in Application.onCreate, then place the FedoFeedbackScreen() composable wherever you want users to reach it - a button, a shake gesture, a menu item. On iOS, add the fedo Swift package, call Fedo.initialize(apiKey:) at app start, then embed the full feedback board with the FedoFeedbackView SwiftUI view or present a submit-only sheet with the .presentCreateFeedback(isPresented:) modifier. No UI to build, no backend to run.
What platforms does fedo support?
Android (Kotlin) and iOS (Swift) are available now. Flutter (Dart) is in development and coming soon. All platforms will share the same dashboard and deliver the same polished in-app experience.
How is fedo different from tools like Canny or UserVoice?
Tools like Canny and UserVoice ask users to leave your app and log in to a separate portal. fedo lives natively inside your app - users submit without creating an account and never lose context. That is an argument about friction, not a measured result: where a portal loses people, step by step.
Does fedo collect any passive data from my users?
Only a fixed set of device details. fedo receives what users submit - feedback, comments, and votes - plus any user details you set, such as a user ID or email. The Android SDK also attaches device and app properties to each user automatically (manufacturer and model, OS version, screen size, locale, time zone, app version), and these cannot be turned off. There is no fingerprinting, location tracking, or ad-related data collection.
Is fedo free?
Starter is free, no credit card required. Paid plans start at Plus, for teams running more than one app - see pricing for details.
How this gets built
Add in-app feedback to an iOS app in two calls
One Swift package, one initialize call, one SwiftUI view. The SwiftPM rule the beta needs, and the three places iOS integrations go wrong.
In-app feedback beats a feedback portal
A portal asks users to leave your app, make an account, and remember why they were annoyed. Each step drops people. In-app skips all three.
Add in-app feedback to an Android app in two calls
One Gradle line, one initialize call, one composable. What each step actually does, and the three places integrations usually go wrong.
Migrating anonymous feedback to real accounts
Making people sign in before they can complain is how you get no feedback. The SDK starts everyone anonymous and migrates them once, in one direction.
Five statuses are enough for a public roadmap
In Review, Planned, In Progress, Shipped, Closed. What each one promises the person who asked, and why the fifth had to be a bucket rather than a verdict.
Image uploads on a Go backend: R2 and orphan cleanup
Board icons started as one endpoint and ended up touching storage layout, image processing, cleanup jobs, and rate limiting. Here is the architecture.
Weighing it against something else? fedo vs Canny · vs UserVoice · vs Gleap · all comparisons
“I’ve shipped native mobile apps for 6+ years, to a few hundred users and to hundreds of thousands. fedo is the feedback tool I kept wishing I had.”
Founding users wanted. fedo is new. The first teams get a direct line to me and a say in what ships next.
Request access →Be first to ship feedback that listens.
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