Put feature requests inside an iOS app
WishKit gives iOS developers an in-app place to collect product feedback and feature requests. Customers can submit ideas, vote on requests, and discuss them through comments, while the developer manages the same material from a dashboard. The result keeps the feedback loop close to the product instead of sending users to a separate public board or support channel.
Turn requests into a moderated backlog
New submissions can remain pending and invisible until a developer approves them. Once published, vote totals help surface demand and give the team an additional input for prioritizing an update. Comments let a developer ask a follow-up question or clarify an idea, and other users can add context to the same request.
- Collect feature ideas directly from customers using the app.
- Let users vote so heavily requested ideas rise in the list.
- Review and approve requests before they become public.
- Continue the discussion in per-request comments.
- Manage requests and projects from the WishKit dashboard.
Integration for Swift projects
The official site provides both UIKit and SwiftUI examples. It shows configuration with an API key and a prebuilt feature-list interface, describing setup as a one-line configuration followed by presenting the WishKit view. That makes WishKit a focused feedback component for an existing iOS product, not a general-purpose project-management system.
