Setup and integrate ResolveKit in under 30 minutes.

Built-in feedback for apps that need better bug reports.

ResolveKit is a drop-in feedback system for product teams, indie developers, and companies shipping apps on any platform. It gives users a fast way to report bugs, issues, and general feedback directly from inside your app, with setup and integration done in under 30 minutes.

Why app teams need a better feedback intake layer

Email threads, app store reviews, and generic contact forms rarely capture enough context to make feedback immediately useful. ResolveKit is designed to make reporting easy for users and routing easy for teams.

Feedback is hard to send

Users fall back to email or reviews, so bug reports arrive late, incomplete, or not at all.

Context gets lost

Teams need more than a short message. Good feedback needs metadata, screenshots, app state, and product context.

Routing is manual

Without an intake layer, every report still has to be copied into email, support, or ops workflows by hand.

How ResolveKit is different

ResolveKit is not just another contact form. It is the backend layer that collects, enriches, routes, and tracks feedback coming from inside your product. You add ResolveKit once in your app, then change connected tools later through configuration, without redeploying the app.

Built into the app experience

Users can submit bugs, issues, and general feedback without leaving your app. ResolveKit can also power a custom feedback UI if you already have one.

More context than email

Capture structured reports and enrich them with the details your team actually needs to act on feedback quickly.

Automatic routing

Each project can define multiple actions, from webhooks and email notifications to forwarding reports into tools like Zendesk, Zammad, and Zapier.

Flow diagram showing app feedback sent to ResolveKit API, then routed to tools like Zendesk, Zammad, webhooks, and email

One intake layer between your app and your workflows

ResolveKit collects feedback in your product, sends it to a backend, and triggers the actions each project needs.

  1. User sends feedback

    built-in form or custom UI

  2. App adds context

    metadata, screenshots, diagnostics

  3. ResolveKit receives it

    feedback backend

  4. Actions run

    rules per project

  5. Route to tools

    email, webhooks, Zendesk, Zapier

  6. Track everything centrally

    single intake history

Designed for modern app teams

Flexible feedback capture

  • Simple built-in feedback form for bugs, issues, and general feedback
  • Option to use your own custom feedback form inside the app
  • One consistent feedback path across products and platforms

Routing and automation

  • Per-project actions to decide what happens with incoming reports
  • Start simple with email notifications, then evolve routing as support needs grow
  • Call webhooks for custom backend or workflow automation
  • Switch to helpdesk tools later with a config change, no app redeploy required

Works with your stack

  • Forward reports to tools like Zendesk, Zammad, Zapier, and similar services
  • Fits teams that already have support, ops, or engineering workflows in place
  • Acts as the intake layer instead of forcing a full workflow replacement

Drop-in SDKs

  • SDKs planned for iOS and macOS, Android, .NET, and web frameworks
  • Built for teams shipping apps and services on any platform
  • Setup and integrate ResolveKit in under 30 minutes

The long-term role of ResolveKit

Over time, ResolveKit becomes your app’s central intake layer for user feedback.

Collect, enrich, route, and track everything from one place, while still connecting to the tools your team already uses.

Martin Höller

Built for teams shipping real products

I maintain and ship software myself, and I keep seeing the same gap: users want to report issues in the moment, but teams still receive fragmented feedback with too little context.

ResolveKit is intended to give product teams a cleaner way to collect and route that feedback without forcing them to replace everything behind the scenes.

— Martin Höller

bluebanana-software.com