

ResolveKit
ResolveKit is an open-source SDK that embeds a product-aware AI support agent natively inside iOS and Android apps - so users can resolve issues where they get stuck, without leaving the product.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (AGPL-3.0)
Platforms
- Android
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Docker
- iPhone
- Mac
- Self-Hosted



ResolveKit
Features
- Session Management
- Backend
ResolveKit News & Activities
Recent activities
- ResolveKit added ResolveKit
ResolveKit added ResolveKit as alternative to Intercom, HelpCrunch, Zendesk and FreeScout
ResolveKit information
What is ResolveKit?
ResolveKit is an open-source SDK that embeds a product-aware AI support agent natively inside iOS and Android apps - so users can resolve issues where they get stuck, without leaving the product.
Most mobile support still works the same way: user hits a problem, taps "Help," gets redirected to a web widget or help center, loses context, waits. The issue becomes a ticket. The ticket joins a queue.
ResolveKit is built on a different premise: the best support happens inside the product, at the exact moment of confusion. The SDK gives your app a native AI agent that understands the user's current screen, app state, and workflows - not just what they typed into a chat box.
What makes it different:
- Native SDK, not a web widget. Embeds directly in iOS (SwiftUI + UIKit) and Android (Compose + Views). Full app context, no overlay.
- Resolves, doesn't just deflect. The agent can execute approved actions - account syncs, entitlement resets, guided flows - not just answer questions.
- Approval guardrails built in. Operators define what runs automatically, what requires user consent, and what always escalates. Every action produces a full audit trace.
- Bring your own LLM. OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, or any OpenAI-compatible provider via LiteLLM. No platform markup on model spend.
- Open source. MIT-licensed SDKs. AGPL backend. Self-hostable. No black boxes.
- No per-resolution fees. Typical cost: ~$0.05/resolution. No seat fees on any tier.
Used by mobile-first teams that are tired of shipping support experiences that send users somewhere else.

