Encatch feedback forms can now render natively on five more platforms. Alongside the existing web, Flutter, and React Native SDKs, the following SDKs are available in beta:
- iOS — native Swift SDK for iPhone and iPad apps
- Android — native Kotlin SDK for Android apps
- macOS — collect feedback from native Mac apps
- Kotlin Multiplatform — share Encatch across Android, iOS, desktop, and other KMP targets from one codebase
- Compose Multiplatform — render Encatch forms in Compose UIs from a single codebase
Every SDK follows the same pattern: forms render inside your app's own UI components, matching your design system — no webview, no third-party widget. The same form definition, targeting rules, and dashboard work across all platforms.
The Kotlin Multiplatform, Compose Multiplatform, and macOS SDKs are ones you won't find in comparable feedback tools — if your team shares code across platforms, Encatch fits your stack out of the box.
These SDKs are in beta: they're ready to use on every plan, and APIs may still evolve before the 1.0 release. Start with the Mobile & Native SDKs overview to pick the guide for your stack.