theyasked.me

Use cases

Feature voting inside a mobile app

A modal sheet in your iOS or Android app, with back handling and no push setup.

Put the feedback board in your iOS, Android, React Native or Flutter app as a WebView sheet. Signed in with SSO, tagged by platform, back button handled.

Set it up

  1. Load the embed URL

    One URL in a WKWebView, Android WebView, react-native-webview or webview_flutter. Posts and votes are tagged iOS or Android.

    https://theyasked.me/embed/northwind?platform=ios&hideHeader=1&token=<sso-token>

  2. Present it as a modal sheet

    Your header owns one control, the ✕. With hideHeader=1 the board shows its own “← All requests” on request pages, so there is never a second back arrow.

  3. Map the back button

    Listen for theyasked:navigate. While canGoBack is true, send the embed back; otherwise dismiss the sheet.

    if canGoBack {
  webView.evaluateJavaScript("window.TheyAskedEmbed.back()")
} else {
  dismiss(animated: true)
}

  4. Refresh the token when it expires

    On theyasked:token_expired, fetch a fresh token from your backend and hand it over. No push setup needed: the What’s new tab carries an unread badge and email covers the rest.

    window.TheyAskedEmbed.identify(newToken);

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What you learn

Platform split
Which requests come from iOS, Android or the web.
App version
Send appVersion in the token and see who asked on which release.
Who asked
The signed-in person and their group, not an anonymous email.
Changelog seen
theyasked:changelog_seen lets you clear your own badge.

Who it's for

Consumer subscription apps
Habit, fitness, finance and family apps.
Field and logistics apps
Drivers and technicians ask from the app they use on the job.
B2B apps with a mobile companion
Same board, same accounts, web and phone.

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