Hear what your beta testers want, ranked by votes.
Testers vote from a tab in your build, with no sign in. You open your dashboard and the list is already ranked.
14 day trial. Card up front, charged after it ends.
Vote as a tester and watch the order change.
Press a vote the way a tester would and the list reorders. The same board sits inside your build.
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Dark mode
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Faster launch time
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iPad support
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Import from CSV
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Haptic feedback
See what most testers want before you read a message.
Votes add up on the card, so the list is sorted by demand and not by who wrote last.
A tester with one loud opinion cannot outweigh twenty quiet ones.
Testers vote without leaving the build.
The Swift package draws the board inside your app, and testers vote from a tab with no sign in.
They do not need an account, so nobody drops out at a form.
You decide what the next tester sees.
A suggestion from the app waits in your queue. Approve it and every tester can vote on it.
Your beta board stays focused, with no clutter.
Tell testers what changed in the next build.
Publish a release when you ship. Each signed in tester who voted for it gets one email.
Testers who see their ideas land tend to keep testing.
How releases reach votersWhat a ranked beta gives you
A shorter list to read
You read the top of a ranked list instead of every message.
Votes from quiet testers
Testers who never write still vote, so you hear beyond the loudest few.
A decision before you ship
You know what to build before the public release.
Testers who feel heard
People see their requests counted, so they stay engaged.
Ranked feedback in your next beta, in three steps
Add it once, and every later build carries it. Testers see the board from the first launch.
Add the Swift package
Add it in Xcode with Swift Package Manager.
Show the board in a tab
Put the board in a tab, a sheet or a settings row.
Ship the build to testers
Upload to TestFlight and watch votes arrive on your dashboard.
What teams ask before they add it to a beta
Do testers need to sign in?
No. They vote from a tab in your build with no sign in.
Does it replace TestFlight feedback?
No. It does not read or replace TestFlight feedback and crash reports.
Which platforms does it support?
iOS and macOS only. There is no Android package.
Do suggestions appear at once?
No. A suggestion waits in your queue until you approve it.
How do I see what most testers want?
Votes add up on each card, and the board shows them ranked.
Can I email testers about a new build?
Yes. Publish a release and each signed in tester who voted gets one email.
Which plan do I need?
Lite at $9/mo covers the board, the roadmap and the changelog.
Can I try it first?
Both plans start with a 14 day trial of Pro, and a card is asked at signup.
Can testers suggest their own ideas?
Yes. They can add a request from the app, and it waits in your queue for approval.
Does it work for macOS betas too?
Yes. The Swift package supports iOS 15 and macOS 12 or later.
What happens to the board when the beta ends?
Nothing has to change. The same board keeps working in your public release.
Is the board public?
Anyone with the link can read it, so share the link with testers only.
What you should know first
- It does not read or replace TestFlight feedback and crash reports.
- It supports iOS and macOS only. There is no Android package.
Where your next page is
Pages for taking the same board to your public release.
Ship the board in your next beta
Lite is $9/mo. Both plans start with a 14 day trial of Pro, and a card is asked at signup.