u/pheasantjune

Adding a simple "Send feedback" screen (text box + submit) to a small SwiftUI app and trying to figure out where to send it without overbuilding.

Options I'm weighing:

  - Direct Discord/Slack webhook — dead simple, but the URL sits in the client and can be extracted/spammed. Fine for beta, sketchy for public release?

  - Supabase table with insert only RLS, optionally pinging Discord server-side. Feels "correct," bit more setup

  - Tiny proxy (Worker/Vercel/Edge Function) to keep the webhook secret.

  - Managed SDKs — Instabug, Sentry, Canny, etc

   For people actually shipping:

  1. What do you use, and would you pick it again?

  2. Is a client-side webhook really a problem in practice, or am I overthinking the spam risk for a small app?

thanks for you rhelp!

I'm assuming I can use Royal Mail but I'm sending expensive items, is there a secure way anyone knows? Happy to use any courier. Thanks.

Hello, need some help. I’m setting up a UK Ltd company for my freelance work in the creative industry - not related to app development.

I’m also building a few iOS apps. They may never make money, but I’d like to enrol in the Apple Developer Program as an organisation, so the App Store seller name is a company rather than my personal name. I’d also want to apply for the Small Business Program if eligible.

Since it just so happens I'm setting up the Ltd for freelance work anyway, should I/might as well use the same company for my Apple Developer account too?

If so, this means the name of my LTD company needs to somehow also reflect the apps I'm making (as that appears on the app store, right?)

Trying to kill two birds with one stone.

Then assuming, if an app takes off late (fingers crossed) can I set up a separate Ltd and move the app / developer account over to that new company? Or is it easier to just keep everything under the original company?

Trying to avoid setting up two companies before I know whether the apps will make any profit.

Has anyone done this?

thanks!