iOS feedback board

An iOS feedback board users can open from inside your app.

Use Gleam to add feedback, roadmap, changelog, signed identity, and APNs push follow-up to SwiftUI or UIKit apps.

Who this is for

Use the tool that keeps feedback close to product work.

Swift and iOS app teams that want users to submit feedback without leaving the app or signing into a separate web forum.

Gleam lets mobile teams connect in-app feedback to a hosted portal, roadmap, changelog, identity, and APNs push follow-up.

Can the SDK be installed with Swift Package Manager?
Can anonymous users submit feedback?
Can signed-in users map to account context?
Can push notifications open the right request or update?
Can web and iOS users share the same feedback system?

Why in-app feedback matters

Feedback is most useful while the user's context is fresh. Sending users to a separate forum or asking them to sign in again often loses that moment.

What iOS teams need

iOS teams need fast setup, SwiftUI and UIKit entry points, anonymous feedback, signed identity when available, and push follow-up when replies or shipped requests are ready.

Gleam's iOS workflow

Gleam's iOS SDK can open feedback, roadmap, changelog, or request detail surfaces from inside the app and connect them to APNs device token registration and notification preferences.

FAQ

Short answers for this comparison.

Does Gleam have an iOS feedback SDK?

Yes. Gleam provides an iOS SDK for SwiftUI and UIKit apps, with feedback, roadmap, changelog, identity, and notification surfaces.

Can users submit feedback without leaving the app?

Yes. Teams can open Gleam feedback surfaces from their own app UI so users can submit feedback while the context is still fresh.

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