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SuggestionsBox

SuggestionsBox helps you build better a product trough your user suggestions. Written in Swift. 🗳

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DEEP OPEN-SOURCE ANALYSIS

SuggestionsBox, user feedback inside iOS apps

A Swift library for aggregating customer suggestions, features, and comments in an iOS app, with voting, searching, and localization support built in.

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A library for gathering feedback

SuggestionsBox is an iOS library that aggregates user feedback about suggestions, features, or comments in order to help you build a better product. The why section turns that into a short chain: aggregate customer feedback, let the customer decide, build the most voted suggestion, and build a better product. The whole library is built around customer driven prioritization.

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The feature set

The features are listed plainly: list and add new suggestions, comment on and vote other suggestions, search inside titles and descriptions, customizable colors and strings, and localization support. Together they form the feedback loop the library provides inside an iOS app, letting a product team see what users actually want.

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Demo and installation

To run the example project, you clone the repository and run pod install from the Example directory first. CocoaPods installation is described with a Podfile, and manual integration means including the files from the pod classes folder in your app's Xcode project. Both paths are documented, with the demo project as the way to see the library in action.

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Who maintains it

The README credits the library as created and maintained by Manuel Escrig Ventura, with an email and a portfolio link in the author section. That contact information closes out the README, giving users a direct way to reach the maintainer. The demo and installation sections sit just before it.

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Editorial conclusion

The pitch is customer driven: let users vote, build the most voted suggestion, and the product improves itself. The README wraps that idea in a small Swift library with both CocoaPods and manual installation.

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Official sources

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Community notes

Community notes