Fedo

Your users have opinions about your app. Most will never tell you, because giving feedback means leaving the app, opening a website and creating an account first. What you hear instead is one-star reviews and the odd angry email, with no way to tell which requests matter to more than one person.

fedo puts the feedback board inside your app. It's a native screen (Jetpack Compose on Android, SwiftUI on iOS) where users post feature requests and bug reports, vote on each other's ideas and comment. No sign-up, no browser, no context switch. Posts and votes follow users to their account when they sign in. Set your own user ID (the one Crashlytics already knows) and every report tells you exactly who sent it.

For developers: one dependency (Maven Central on Android, Swift Package Manager on iOS) and two calls: Fedo.initialize(), then show the feedback screen. No UI to design, no backend to host.

For the team: everything lands in one dashboard. Sort requests by votes, see who asked and who voted, answer in the comments, and move items through In Review, Planned, In Progress, Shipped and Closed. Users see those statuses in the app, so they know their idea was heard, and your roadmap gets shaped by the people actually using the product.

Most feedback tools started on the web and treat mobile as an afterthought. fedo was built for mobile from day one, by a mobile developer who kept running into these exact problems.

Honest limits: fedo is in early access. The Android and iOS SDKs are stable; there's no Flutter, React Native or web widget yet.

Pricing: Starter is free for one app with unlimited users (shows a small "Powered by fedo" badge). Plus and Pro add more apps, threaded replies, badge removal, team members, webhooks and priority support. Early-access pricing by email: hello@getfedo.com.