squawk 0.0.1

Shake-to-report feedback for Flutter: an annotated screenshot, device and app info, and recent logs land in your inbox. Placeholder release; the SDK is in development.

Squawk

Your testers shake their phone — the annotated screenshot, logs, and device info land in your inbox. One widget. Zero native setup.

Status: placeholder. This release reserves the package name. There is no working API yet, so please don't depend on it. Follow along at squawksdk.com.

What it will do

A tester finds a bug, shakes their phone, scribbles on the screenshot, and taps send. You get the whole picture without asking them a single follow-up question:

• Annotated screenshot — draw on the screen to point at the problem
• Device and app context — model, OS, app version, build mode
• Recent logs — a rolling buffer captured automatically, no setup
• Reporter identity — who hit it, and whatever user context you attach

Reports arrive in a web inbox, with email, Slack, and webhook delivery.

What it will look like

void main() {
  runApp(
    Squawk(
      apiKey: 'sq_live_xxxxxxxx',
      child: const MyApp(),
    ),
  );
}

That's the integration. No native project edits, no platform channels.

Status and roadmap

The SDK is being built in the open. The plan is a free tier that never caps report volume, and a flat paid tier for team delivery — no per-seat pricing, no usage meters.

Watch squawksdk.com or the GitHub repo for the first working release.

License

Apache-2.0. The SDK is open source; the hosted backend that receives reports is a separate paid service.