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🛠️ What it does
Votice is a native app for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS where I can manage all the feedback my users send: suggestions, issues, votes, and comments.
It works alongside the open-source Votice SDK, which can be easily integrated into any Apple app.
Users interact directly inside the app, and I get everything organized in one place — without leaving my device.
🧱 How I built it
The management app is built in Swift and SwiftUI, and connects to a custom backend written in Node.js, deployed with Firebase Cloud Functions.
Authentication is handled with Firebase Auth, and data is stored in Firestore, enabling real-time updates.
The SDK is written in Swift and SwiftUI as well, installable via Swift Package Manager, and communicates with the same backend via HMAC-signed HTTP requests.
It’s highly configurable, lightweight, and extremely easy to integrate — requiring no external dependencies.
🧩 Challenges I ran into
Making the backend API both secure and flexible, with JWT authentication for the dashboard and HMAC verification for the SDK.
Ensuring the SDK works seamlessly across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS — while I'm still working on tvOS and visionOS support, which present different UI and input challenges.
Designing a UI that scales — from one app to many, with hundreds of suggestions and comments — while keeping everything fast and intuitive.
🏆 Accomplishments I’m proud of
I shipped a full product — native app, SDK, backend, and docs — solo.
The SDK integrates in minutes and works without Firebase.
I built push notifications into the feedback flow, so I know instantly when users send ideas.
The whole system feels fast, native, and fully under control.
📚 What I learned
That great developer tools should be fast, private, and easy to integrate.
That doing everything solo means making hundreds of tiny decisions — and learning from each one.
That feedback is most valuable when it’s simple to collect and manage.
🚀 What’s next for Votice: Feedback Manager
Allowing users to report issues (not just suggestions), including screenshots, so developers can get actionable feedback.
Exploring SDK ports to Android.
Continuing to improve the product — since the management app itself uses the Votice SDK, I’m actively collecting suggestions from my own users too.

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