SupaKnock

Real integrations

Here’s how
we use it.

We built SupaKnock
for our own apps too.

JoyPass, Glean, and Beacon use SupaKnock for feedback and support. Each has its own website and native iPhone screens. Below, you can see the integrations and visit the live feedback pages. The native customer screens use SupaKnock’s API.

01 / JoyPass

Feedback inside
JoyPass.

JoyPass uses its pink theme for both the website widget and native support screens. Users can send a message or suggest a feature without leaving the app.

Explore the feedback page Visit JoyPass
Inside the Swift appDemo data
JoyPass’s native iPhone feedback screen, styled with its own pink accents
Feature requests and bug reports.
JoyPass’s native iPhone support conversation, using synthetic demo messages
An in-app support conversation.
Website chatLive site capture
JoyPass’s public homepage with the pink SupaKnock support panel open, offering AI or human help
Feedback, on its own websiteLive site capture
JoyPass’s branded public feedback page with feature request and bug report boards

02 / Glean

Support in
Glean.

Glean uses its own fonts and navy colors for feedback and support. The website and iPhone app both connect to its SupaKnock project.

Explore the feedback page Visit Glean
Inside the Swift appDemo data
Glean’s native iPhone feedback screen with its own typography and navy accents
Glean’s native feedback screen.
Glean’s native iPhone support screen with synthetic demo content
Support inside Glean.
Website chatLive site capture
Glean’s public website with the navy SupaKnock support panel open
Feedback, on its own websiteLive site capture
Glean’s public feedback page, titled A little better, together, with Feature Requests and Bug Reports

03 / Beacon

Chat and feedback
in Beacon.

Beacon includes feedback boards and support chat on its website and in its iPhone app. Both use the same cream and rust colors as the rest of the product.

Explore the feedback page Visit Beacon
Inside the Swift appDemo data
Beacon’s native iPhone feedback screen with synthetic demo requests
Beacon’s feedback boards.
Beacon’s native iPhone support screen using demo data
Chat inside Beacon.
Website chatLive site capture
Beacon’s public help center with its cream and rust support panel open, showing availability and an empty message field
Feedback, on its own websiteLive site capture
Beacon’s public feedback page with feature request and bug report boards in its own cream and rust theme

About these examples

Native screenshots show real Swift interfaces with demo data. Website screenshots show public integrations at the time of capture. Open any screenshot to see it at full size; external links open in a new tab.

Each app builds its own customer-facing native screens on SupaKnock’s API. The free SupaKnock iPhone companion is the separate app your team uses to reply and manage feedback.

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