Wiredash

After a sports accident and two weeks at the hospital (yeah, sh*t really does happen sometimes 🙈), Wiredash is now used by over 500 apps world-wide to collect bug reports and feature requests from hundreds of users and internal testers 🎉

Not only start-ups and small companies but also well established multi-million user companies have already integrated the SDK in their Flutter apps!

Those numbers are a huge motivation for me to continue where I left off before, I really can't wait! I'm actively searching for a co-founder right now to get things to the next level and get out of beta by the end of the year...

Only ten days after I have launched the public beta, 200 Flutter apps world-wide are already using Wiredash to collect in-app feedback - that's crazy!

The feedback I get from the beta testers is great and also a big motivator to keep things going. Also over the last week some friends from the #FlutterDev community started helping me out with the SDK and replying to open issues on GitHub (I have enough on my plate with the backend and frontend currently 😅). A huge thanks to Attila, Dominik and Nash!

In the upcoming week I'm going to release labels to the frontend which should make organising feedback a lot easier. Next up are integrations. Let's see how far this rocket can fly 🚀

I have been working solo on Wiredash for the last three months now and today I have finally launched the public beta 🎉

Overall I'm super happy with the result but to be honest the last two weeks tweaking and fixing bugs felt a bit exhausting. I think I could have launched earlier than this but being a part-time perfectionist doesn't make things easier 😄

Super duper happy that I could finally get this into people's hands to give it a try.

The idea for an interactive user feedback tool was born out of plain curiosity - I wanted to test of far you could take some new UI paradigms in Flutter (needless to say that I already had a hang for Google's new UI framework).

I started creating a 'proof of concept' and after a few hours I posted a video on Twitter (https://twitter.com/flschweiger/status/1187763000809345026). Blown away by the initial positive response I decided to turn this into a side-project. The idea for Snapfeed / Wiredash was born.