In-product placement
Feedback widget lives inside your app — no redirects, no broken context. Users stay focused and response rates climb.
Use case · In-App Feedback Collection
Ask for feedback inside your product, while the experience is fresh and the context is still there.
How would you rate your experience?
What could be improved?
How it works
In-App Feedback · Zero context loss
Triggered while users are inside the product
Trigger placement
Auto-captured with every submission
External survey link
Breaks context. User leaves your product to fill out a form.
Encatch in-app widget
Stays inside your UI. Context attached automatically.
From feedback to action
Segmentation · Targeted surveys
Show the right question to the right user
Show this survey when…
2,840
Eligible users
~680
Est. responses
24%
Response rate
Works on web, iOS SDK, and Android SDK — same rules, all platforms
In-App Feedback Collection
Encatch replaces disconnected survey links with a feedback layer that lives inside your product — capturing richer signals with less user effort.
Feedback widget lives inside your app — no redirects, no broken context. Users stay focused and response rates climb.
Users highlight the exact element they're commenting on. Every submission arrives with a visual, not just a text description.
Build multi-step forms with rating, multiple-choice, open text, and NPS blocks. Publish in minutes without engineering.
Trigger the right question to the right user based on plan, behaviour, page, or custom attributes.
One form builder, three platforms. The same survey runs natively on web, iOS SDK, and Android SDK.
Feedback Intelligence reads every open-text response and surfaces emerging themes and sentiment trends, so the biggest priorities stand out — no manual tagging.
Every submission is linked to a known user with plan, tenure, and custom attributes — so responses always have context.
Get notified the moment a feedback spike hits your threshold. Route alerts to Slack, webhooks, or email instantly.
NPS, CSAT star rating, emoji scale, or custom numeric scale — configure the scale that fits your audience.
A little more detail
Encatch supports A/B/N experiments on form variants, with configurable traffic splits, control groups, and phased rollouts (10%, 25%, 50%, 100%). Teams can test different question sets, form designs, trigger timings, or audience conditions and let response data determine the better-performing variant before committing to a full rollout.
Encatch includes built-in fatigue controls. Each form can be set to show once per session or on a time-based frequency, and to stop once a user dismisses, partially completes, or completes it. Targeting can exclude users with recent responses, and on Growth, throttling sets a minimum gap between any two surveys for the same user and caps how often forms are shown or answered.
Encatch's segmentation engine lets teams target users by plan type, location, device, past responses, and any custom attribute passed through the SDK, plus behavioral events on Growth. Segments update in near real time, meaning a form fires the instant a user qualifies against the defined rules, without delay or batch processing.
Product managers can describe their feedback objective in plain language and Encatch AI drafts a complete survey (the question set, question types, and page flow) in seconds, or their AI assistant builds it from Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor through Encatch's MCP server. Teams can also start from 100+ ready-made templates covering NPS, CSAT, onboarding feedback, feature adoption, churn risk, and bug reporting.
Feedback Intelligence groups open-text responses into topics and aspects and scores sentiment for each, on every plan. To ask anything else, such as the most common complaints from mobile users last month, Analyse with your AI hands your raw responses and a ready-made prompt to ChatGPT or Claude in one click, or your AI assistant can summarise report exports through Encatch's MCP server.
Yes. Encatch supports 100+ languages with AI-assisted translation built into the platform. Teams can deploy the same feedback form across multiple geographies without creating separate form versions for each language.
Yes. On Growth, forms fire when a user completes a specific action or hits a drop-off point. On every plan, they can also fire when a user reaches a defined page or qualifies against a segment rule. This is different from scheduled or time-based surveys, which capture feedback out of context.
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In-App Feedback · Getting started
Free trial. No credit card. Your first in-app feedback form can be live in under 10 minutes.