Getting started

Create an app and add your first request from the dashboard. You can do this without installing an SDK or connecting an agent.

Create an accountCopy Anchor Link

1. Open Register.
2. Enter your Name, Email, and a Password of at least 12 characters, then select Create account.
3. Open the confirmation link in your email. It returns you to the sign-in page.
4. Sign in with your email and password. Without an app you land in the setup at /onboarding, otherwise in Inbox.

If the email is missing or the link has expired, check spam and use Send a new link. Confirmation links expire after one hour. Forgot your password? Use Forgot password? on the sign-in page.

Setup for new accountsCopy Anchor Link

The setup has three steps: Create app, Add the SDK and Connect an agent. Each step can be done later from the dashboard, and Skip setup takes you to Inbox. Without lifetime access, the first step offers the purchase. After Stripe Checkout you come back to the same step.

Get lifetime accessCopy Anchor Link

Creating an app on featurama.app requires hosted lifetime access, including your first app. The price is a one-time €49.99 payment, not a subscription. If you already have lifetime access on this account, do not buy it again.

Follow Get lifetime access if Apps or the setup shows Get lifetime access. Review the total in Stripe Checkout before paying. Continue when Create app is available.

Create an appCopy Anchor Link

1. In Apps, select New app (or Create app if you have none yet).
2. In Create app, enter an App name between 2 and 100 characters and choose a Technology. React Native / Expo is published on npm. Flutter, Swift, Android and .NET MAUI are marked Source preview: they build from a local checkout of the SDK.
3. Select Create app.
4. The panel shows your API key. Select the copy button and keep the full key in an approved credential store before closing the panel.
5. Below the key are two copy blocks: Install and Add to your app.
6. Select Done, or Open app to go straight to the new app.

The setup at /onboarding uses the same form and shows the same key and code.

The full key is shown only at creation or regeneration. Later, the app's Integration tab shows only its prefix. You do not need the key to use the dashboard, but the developer connecting your mobile app will need it. Regenerating a lost key immediately invalidates the old one.

Add your first requestCopy Anchor Link

Requests you create in the dashboard are approved immediately and can appear in the connected mobile app. Use content you are ready to share with users.

1. Open your app from Apps.
2. Select New request.
3. In New feature request, enter a Title and Description, then select Create request.
4. Look for Feature request created. Your request starts in Roadmap with one vote.

Open Requests to find the request in the Roadmap group. Continue with Manage feature requests to edit it or track its progress.

Connect an agent when neededCopy Anchor Link

This is optional. To let an agent manage your apps, open Settings and select Create agent token (see MCP access). The last setup step offers the same, with Skip and go to inbox if you don't need it.

An agent token has account-wide management access. Do not paste it into chat, commit it to a repository, or put it in a mobile app. Follow the protected handoff in CLI agent setup.

Connect your mobile app when neededCopy Anchor Link

SDK setup explains how your developer connects the mobile app using its project API key. It does not use an agent token.

Requests submitted from the mobile app wait for review in Inbox. Follow Approval and review before making them available to other users.