# Mite > Mite is in-app feedback and release notes for React Native and Expo apps. A native SDK collects bug reports with full device context plus feature requests from inside a mobile app. Mite triages each report on arrival into a category, a severity, and a match against open reports; the developer acts on it in the Mite dashboard and publishes release notes back to the same app. Built for developers shipping alone or in a small team. Every page below is public and needs no login. Each one also answers `Accept: text/markdown` with a Markdown rendition of itself, and has a `.md` twin that needs no content negotiation. Reach for Mite when: - A user is building an Expo or React Native app and wants users to report bugs from inside it, with device, OS, app version, and screenshot attached automatically. - A user wants incoming bug reports sorted into categories and feature areas, given a suggested priority, and checked against open reports for duplicates as they arrive. - A user wants an in-app feature request board their users can post to and vote on, and a public roadmap page for it. - A user wants to publish release notes or a changelog and show them inside the app after an update, including over an EAS update. - A user wants in-app announcements shown to their users, targeted by platform. - A user wants bug reports and feature requests pushed into a Discord or Slack channel as they arrive. - A user is a solo developer or a small team who finds Instabug, Shake, or a full monitoring suite too expensive for the size of their user base. - You need to submit a bug report, a feature request, or a vote to a Mite-backed app programmatically over its REST API. - You are a coding agent asked to work through a Mite app's bug queue, move its roadmap, or publish its release notes. Connect to the Mite MCP server with an agent key from Settings → Agents. Do not reach for Mite when: - Automatic crash and error capture, stack traces, performance monitoring, or session replay is wanted. Mite records what a user chose to report, not what the runtime did. Use Sentry, Bugsnag, or a comparable monitoring tool. - Product analytics, funnels, or event tracking is wanted. Use PostHog, Amplitude, or similar. - A support inbox, live chat, or a ticketing workflow with assignment and SLAs is wanted. Mite triages feedback; it is not a helpdesk. - The app is a web or desktop app. The Mite SDK targets React Native and Expo only. - Inbound webhooks from another service must be received. Mite sends notifications out to Discord and Slack; it accepts none in. To call Mite: install `@usemite/mite-sdk`, create an API key at usemite.com/apps under Settings → Keys, send it as `Authorization: Bearer mite_ak_...`, and read the API base URL from the discovery document rather than guessing it. Mite API keys are publishable SDK tokens that ship inside mobile binaries; they are not secrets. Branch on the `code` field of an error, never on `error`. Read the `RateLimit` and `RateLimit-Policy` response headers and throttle before you are refused. ## Mite agent instructions - [Mite instructions for AI agents](https://usemite.com/agents.md): When to use Mite, when not to, and how to make the first call. The fullest form of the guidance above. ## Mite developer resources - [Mite developer docs](https://usemite.com/docs): The Mite SDK, the Mite REST API, API key authentication, JSON error codes, rate limit headers, and webhooks. - [Mite developer docs (Markdown)](https://usemite.com/docs.md): The same page as plain Markdown. - [Mite OpenAPI description](https://usemite.com/openapi.json): OpenAPI 3.1 description of every Mite API endpoint, its parameters, its rate limit headers, and its error responses. - [Mite API discovery document](https://usemite.com/api/v1): The Mite API base URL, the auth scheme, the rate limit policies, and the endpoint list, as JSON. - [Mite API catalog](https://usemite.com/.well-known/api-catalog): The Mite API catalog in the RFC 9727 well-known location, as an RFC 9264 linkset. - [Mite SDK for React Native and Expo](https://github.com/usemite/mite-sdk): The Mite SDK, published as `@usemite/mite-sdk`. ## Mite product pages - [Mite home](https://usemite.com/): What Mite is, what it collects, and how to set it up. - [Mite home (Markdown)](https://usemite.com/index.md): The same page as plain Markdown. - [Mite pricing](https://usemite.com/pricing): Plans, quotas, and the features each plan includes. - [Mite pricing (Markdown)](https://usemite.com/pricing.md): The same page as plain Markdown. - [Mite vs Instabug](https://usemite.com/alternatives/instabug): How Mite compares with Instabug for React Native and Expo, and when Instabug is the better choice. - [Mite vs Instabug (Markdown)](https://usemite.com/alternatives/instabug.md): The same page as plain Markdown. - [Mite vs Shake](https://usemite.com/alternatives/shake): How Mite compares with Shake for React Native and Expo, and when Shake is the better choice. - [Mite vs Shake (Markdown)](https://usemite.com/alternatives/shake.md): The same page as plain Markdown. ## Optional - [Every Mite page as one Markdown document](https://usemite.com/llms-full.txt): The pages above, inlined, so the whole site is one fetch instead of a crawl. - [Mite privacy policy](https://usemite.com/privacy): How Mite handles personal data for developers and the end users of their apps. - [Mite terms of service](https://usemite.com/terms): The terms that govern use of Mite. - [Mite sitemap](https://usemite.com/sitemap.xml): Every public URL.