Private betaChangelog
We have not published a release history, and we are not going to invent one. wandkit is in private beta, and teams in the beta hear about changes from us directly, in writing.
Private beta · iOS 15+ · Questions go to info@wandkit.app
Private beta iOS only No public releases yet
Why there is nothing to read here yet
Publishing versioned release notes to a public page is a promise about cadence and stability that we are not in a position to make. Backfilling a list of them to make this page look busy would be worse. When there is a release history worth reading, it will be here.
Two things also make a conventional changelog a poor fit for where the product is:
- The SDK is still changing during the beta. You pin a version through Swift Package Manager and upgrade on your own release schedule, so the latest version means something different for every team.
- Survey copy is server-driven. Titles, options and button labels live on the server, so changing them takes effect with no app release and never shows up in a version number at all.
How beta teams hear about changes
From us, and from their own repository.
Direct
We write to you
If something changes that affects your integration, you hear it from us in writing, including whether there is anything to do about it on your side.
SDK
You control the upgrade
A Swift package with zero runtime dependencies, iOS 15 and up. Pin the version in Swift Package Manager and move when it suits your build, not ours.
Forms as code
Diff your survey copy
Pull your forms into your repo as JSON. Your own git history then becomes the record of every copy and branching change you make.
# survey copy, tracked where the rest of your code is
wandkit forms pull
wandkit forms diff forms/onboarding.json
wandkit forms push forms/onboarding.json
What is in the build today
Current scope instead of an invented history. No dates attached, because we have not published any.
In your app
- Event-triggered surveys. Fire an event, the backend decides whether a survey comes back. Six page types: stars, thumbs, multiple choice, free text, notifications opt-in and a thank-you page, with branching on the answer.
- Trigger rules: exactly the Nth or every Nth occurrence of an event, a cooldown, an app version rule, and a priority order when more than one survey qualifies.
- A feedback board with posts, votes, threaded comments, follows, reports and image or video attachments. Every post created from the SDK is held until a team member approves it. Pre-moderation is mandatory and cannot be switched off.
- Duplicate suggestion at submit time. As someone types a title, the five most similar existing posts appear so they can vote instead of filing again.
- Screenshot bug reports, opt-in. iOS signals that a screenshot was taken and the SDK re-renders your own window, so it never touches the photo library and there is no permission prompt.
- Push notifications through APNs, including one to the author when their post goes live.
- Theming for accent, stars, corner radius, color scheme and font. Anonymous users can read; identify() is required to post, vote or comment. An offline queue holds work until the network returns.
In the dashboard
- Post triage with full-text search, status, type and moderation filters, and a command palette.
- Moderation queue, reports, end-user bans, GDPR erasure, pinned official replies, internal notes and duplicate merging.
- A form builder with branching, publish, pause and archive, and per-form metrics: impressions, responses, dismissals, completion rate, thumbs split, star histogram, per-option counts and individual responses.
- A releases board for App Store Connect and Google Play covering the live build, builds in flight, phased rollout, review state and an activity timeline, with a needs-attention strip for builds stuck in review or approved and unreleased. An App Review rejection files an issue automatically.
- Store reviews with replies, campaigns, referrals and reward grants (in beta), ad-hoc push to a single user, a users directory, a raw log of incoming SDK events (no analytics on top of it yet), an issues kanban with five columns, and a flat markdown wiki.
- Organizations, member roles, invitations and auto-join by email domain. Slack and Discord notifications across 16 individually toggleable event types, covering posts, issues, releases and store reviews.
Want to know when something changes
If you are in the beta, you already hear from us. If you are not, write to us and we will tell you where access stands. Either way, info@wandkit.app reaches us.