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Rant@ — Tighten the user feedback loop
Shake-to-record feedback for mobile apps
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Shake-to-record feedback for mobile apps
9 followers
I built Rant@ because in-app feedback is often too cumbersome for users to submit and requires digging for agents to act on. If you've used Testflight for this purpose, it's pretty painful. Rant@ lets users shake their phone and record a quick voice message without leaving the app. It transcribes the recording and attaches a screenshot. The goal is to make the feedback useful immediately agent loop-able. Everything is stored behind a simple API, so a coding agent can triage and fix.
Shake to rant is genuinely such a natural gesture, and pairing it with a screenshot and transcript feels way more useful than typing out a bug report. Curious how the agent triage actually works in practice.
@sevim1054250 the agent polls GET /v1/feedback, reads transcript + screenshot + app context, groups themes, files issues, flips status to triaged. Ideally you have this auto create a linear issue with the same details and your internal loops pull from that to triage + fix.
The shake gesture is a great idea but it could easily trigger by accident, maybe add a quick on-screen confirmation that pops up for two seconds so users can cancel before it starts recording.
@ayenurakkulndd nothing records right away! there's a button press and the drawer is immediately dismissible
Love the shake-to-record approach, feels way more natural than typing out a bug report. One thing I'd want though is the option to tag the area of the screenshot the user is talking about, like tapping a spot draws a little circle on it that gets attached to the transcription. Would save agents tons of time figuring out which button or screen the voice note is actually referencing.
The shake-to-record flow is genuinely clever, way lower friction than digging through menus or typing out a paragraph. Love that the screenshot gets attached automatically so the agent already has context the moment the message lands.
honestly the shake to record thing is way smoother than digging through a feedback form, and getting the transcript plus screenshot already attached saves a ton of triage time.