# Nitpick

> In-app feedback for apps you build with AI. Users point at the exact thing that bugs them; your coding agent pulls it in over MCP and ships the fix.

Start prompt for a coding agent: Add Nitpick feedback to this app. Fetch https://nitpickhq.com/install.md and follow every step.

## Install steps for agents
- [install.md](https://nitpickhq.com/install.md): the steps to follow, in order

## Docs (plain Markdown)
- [Quickstart](https://nitpickhq.com/docs/quickstart.md): Paste one prompt into your coding agent and add Nitpick feedback to your app.
- [Install for SwiftUI](https://nitpickhq.com/docs/install-swiftui.md): Add the Nitpick Swift package, configure it and attach it to your root view.
- [Install for Expo and React Native](https://nitpickhq.com/docs/install-expo.md): Add @nitpickhq/react-native to an Expo app, wrap your app and mark elements.
- [Screens, elements and masking](https://nitpickhq.com/docs/screens-elements-masking.md): Name screens and elements so reports point at your code, and mask sensitive parts.
- [Theme](https://nitpickhq.com/docs/theme.md): Make the feedback form fit your app: color, font and the place of the edge tab.
- [Settings](https://nitpickhq.com/docs/settings.md): Turn the kinds of feedback on or off and set the sentence under Send and the thank-you per language, from the dashboard, the CLI or MCP.
- [CLI reference](https://nitpickhq.com/docs/cli.md): Every nitpick command, filter and environment variable.
- [MCP reference](https://nitpickhq.com/docs/mcp.md): Add the Nitpick MCP server to Claude Code, Codex or Cursor and use its tools.
- [Billing and limits](https://nitpickhq.com/docs/billing.md): The subscription, canceling, what happens after you stop, the emails, and the limits on reports, images, apps and tokens.
- [API reference](https://nitpickhq.com/docs/api.md): The Nitpick API v1: ingest, app settings, agent endpoints, tokens, the report fields and CLI login.
- [Privacy and store forms](https://nitpickhq.com/docs/privacy.md): What to fill in at Apple App Privacy and Google Play Data safety, plus a privacy policy paragraph.
- [Troubleshooting](https://nitpickhq.com/docs/troubleshooting.md): Fixes for login, missing reports, a missing tab and blank screenshots.

## Per agent and platform
- [In-app feedback for SwiftUI apps built with Claude Code](https://nitpickhq.com/for/claude-code-swiftui)
- [In-app feedback for Expo apps built with Claude Code](https://nitpickhq.com/for/claude-code-expo)
- [In-app feedback for SwiftUI apps built with Codex](https://nitpickhq.com/for/codex-swiftui)
- [In-app feedback for Expo apps built with Codex](https://nitpickhq.com/for/codex-expo)
- [In-app feedback for SwiftUI apps built with Cursor](https://nitpickhq.com/for/cursor-swiftui)
- [In-app feedback for Expo apps built with Cursor](https://nitpickhq.com/for/cursor-expo)
- [In-app feedback for SwiftUI apps built with Gemini CLI](https://nitpickhq.com/for/gemini-cli-swiftui)
- [In-app feedback for Expo apps built with Gemini CLI](https://nitpickhq.com/for/gemini-cli-expo)
- [In-app feedback for SwiftUI apps built with Cline](https://nitpickhq.com/for/cline-swiftui)
- [In-app feedback for Expo apps built with Cline](https://nitpickhq.com/for/cline-expo)
- [In-app feedback for SwiftUI apps built with GitHub Copilot](https://nitpickhq.com/for/github-copilot-swiftui)
- [In-app feedback for Expo apps built with GitHub Copilot](https://nitpickhq.com/for/github-copilot-expo)
- [In-app feedback for SwiftUI apps built with opencode](https://nitpickhq.com/for/opencode-swiftui)
- [In-app feedback for Expo apps built with opencode](https://nitpickhq.com/for/opencode-expo)

## Guides
- [All guides](https://nitpickhq.com/guides)
- [Add in-app feedback to a SwiftUI app](https://nitpickhq.com/guides/add-in-app-feedback-swiftui): Add a feedback tab to a SwiftUI app: install the Swift package in Xcode, configure it once at launch, name screens and buttons, and test it in the simulator.
- [Add in-app feedback to an Expo app](https://nitpickhq.com/guides/add-in-app-feedback-expo): Add a feedback tab to an Expo app with two install commands and a provider, name what users may point at, and try it in Expo Go before you ship.
- [In-app feedback with a screenshot in SwiftUI](https://nitpickhq.com/guides/feedback-with-screenshot-swiftui): How a feedback component takes a screenshot of your own SwiftUI app after the user taps, what the user can remove or mask, and what your agent receives.
- [In-app feedback with a screenshot in Expo](https://nitpickhq.com/guides/feedback-with-screenshot-expo): How a feedback component takes a screenshot in an Expo app with react-native-view-shot, where it falls short, and how to mask personal data in the picture.
- [Collect bug reports from users in SwiftUI](https://nitpickhq.com/guides/collect-bug-reports-swiftui): Collect bug reports from a SwiftUI app that name the screen, the element, the app version and the device, then sort them with the CLI or your agent.
- [Collect bug reports from users in Expo](https://nitpickhq.com/guides/collect-bug-reports-expo): Collect bug reports from an Expo app that name the route, the element, the platform and the device model, then filter them by version or platform.
- [App Store App Privacy answers for in-app feedback](https://nitpickhq.com/guides/app-privacy-details-feedback): What to answer in Apple's App Privacy form when your app has a feedback component: data types, linked to identity, tracking and purpose.
- [Google Play Data safety for in-app feedback](https://nitpickhq.com/guides/google-play-data-safety-feedback): What to answer in the Google Play Data safety form when your Android app has a feedback component: collected data, sharing, encryption and deletion.
- [PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy for a SwiftUI feedback package](https://nitpickhq.com/guides/privacy-manifest-swiftui-feedback): What the privacy manifest of the Nitpick Swift package declares, how Xcode merges it into your privacy report and what you still check yourself.
- [Privacy manifest for an Expo app with a feedback component](https://nitpickhq.com/guides/privacy-manifest-expo-feedback): An Expo app gets its privacy manifest from app config and its libraries. See what the feedback package ships, what view-shot ships and what to add.