FeedbackFlow
Open-source feature voting for iOS apps. For free
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Sasha Murahovsky

FeedbackFlow - Open-source feature voting for iOS apps. For free

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I used a third-party tool for feature requests in my iOS apps - until they cut the free tier. So I built my own and for free. FeedbackFlow lets your users submit ideas, vote on features, and leave comments - right inside your app. Hosted on Supabase, zero dependencies, pure Swift.

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Sasha Murahovsky
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Hey everyone! šŸ‘‹ I'm an iOS developer, and for a while I was happily using a third-party service to collect feature requests and let users vote on what to build next. It worked great ā€” until one day they quietly slashed their free tier limits. That was the moment I thought: why am I paying for something this simple? I just need a way for users to submit ideas, vote, and for me to see what matters most. So I built FeedbackFlow ā€” a completely self-hosted, open-source feature request and voting system for iOS apps. Here's what makes it different: šŸ”¹ Pure Swift, zero dependencies ā€” no Supabase SDK, just URLSession šŸ”¹ Self-hosted on Supabase (free tier is more than enough) šŸ”¹ Admin panel is a single HTML file ā€” no build step, no framework šŸ”¹ Privacy-first ā€” device-based identity, no user accounts needed šŸ”¹ Optional email notifications via Resend šŸ”¹ Fully customizable theming to match your app šŸ”¹ Agent-friendly docs ā€” you can feed the repo to an AI coding assistant and it'll set everything up It took me a weekend to build and it's been running in production in my apps since. I figured other indie devs might find it useful too. Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback! šŸš€