In Progress

iOS and Android widget

Native SDKs for iOS and Android that let teams embed the Quackback feedback widget directly inside their mobile apps, just like the existing web widget. **Problem** There's no way to collect in-app feedback on mobile. Users have to leave the app to submit ideas, which adds friction and lowers engagement. **Proposed Solution** - Native SDKs (Swift/Kotlin) with the same core experience as the web widget: submit ideas, vote, and view status updates. - Customisable theming including dark mode to match the host app. - Automatic user identification so feedback is tied to the right account. - Floating button trigger or programmatic activation. **Why It Matters** Many products are mobile-first. Collecting feedback where users already are leads to better engagement and closes a key gap with commercial alternatives.

Yannick Armspach·27 days ago3
Complete

Internationalization (i18n) & Localization Support

Quackback should support multiple languages so teams can collect feedback from users across different locales. **Problem** The UI and public feedback portal are English-only, limiting adoption for companies with a global user base. **Proposed Solution** - Let admins configure supported languages for their portal (board titles, categories, status labels, UI chrome). - Auto-detect locale from the browser's `Accept-Language` header, with a manual override. - Store translatable strings as JSON resource bundles so self-hosted operators can contribute or customize translations. - Respect the host application's locale in the SDK and embeddable widget. - Support RTL layouts for languages like Arabic and Hebrew. **Why It Matters** Many open-source tools lose out to commercial alternatives simply because they lack localization. Adding i18n early keeps Quackback competitive for international teams and aligns with the community-driven, self-hosted model where contributors can submit locale packs.

James Morton·18 days ago2
Open

Edit your own comments

Right now once you post a comment, you're stuck with it — typos, wrong link, half a sentence. You can delete and repost, but that loses the thread and any reactions. Let comment authors edit their own comments, with an "edited" marker so the history stays honest. Suggested rules: - Authors can edit until a team member replies (to prevent rewriting context after an official response) - Team members can edit any comment - Edit history is recorded

James Morton·about 23 hours ago
Under Review

Adding the ability to upload inline video with size limitation

...or as featured media to display it in a player/viewer at the top of the post

Yannick Armspach·7 days ago2
Open

@mention users in posts and comments

No way to pull a specific person into a conversation today. If you want a teammate or another user to see a post or comment, you have to share the link out-of-band. Add `@` mentions in the post and comment editors: - Typing `@` opens an inline popover with search by name and username - Mentioned users get a notification - Mentions render as links to the user's profile - Works in both the public portal and the admin inbox

James Morton·about 23 hours ago