Link a feedback form from settings, help, onboarding, release notes, or a post-update prompt. Users can rate, explain what broke, and leave an email so your team can respond privately.
Start app feedback freeAdd a Send feedback link to settings or help. The form opens in the browser or WebView and sends source-aware feedback to the inbox.
After a risky release, give users a direct private path before they turn the issue into a public App Store or Google Play review.
Store replies are public and stiff. Email replies are private, specific, and keep the customer conversation in one queue.
SDKs add binary bloat, App Store review surface area, permission prompts, and a permanent dependency on our release cadence. A URL has none of that — your app stays clean, the form ships at our cadence not yours, and a malicious update on our side can't compromise your binary.
Yes. The form is a standard HTML page; WebView renders it cleanly. We test against iOS WKWebView and Android WebView — both support all features (rating, file upload via multipart, redirect on submit) without configuration.
Yes. Pass them as URL parameters: /f/<slug>/?version=2.3.1&device=iPhone15Pro. AppTriage attaches the data to the submission without showing it as a form field.
Yes. Store review import is Pro+ — pulls public reviews via App Store Connect / Google Play API. This page is about an in-app feedback URL that works on Free + Starter without store credentials. The two complement each other on Pro+.
No credit card. Link the form from settings, help, onboarding, or a post-update prompt and keep the conversation private.
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