# Mite > Mite is in-app feedback and release notes for Expo and React Native apps. A native SDK collects bug reports with full device context plus feature requests from inside a mobile app; developers triage them in the Mite dashboard and publish release notes back to the same app. Built for indie developers and small teams. 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 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. 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 Expo and React Native, 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 Expo and React Native, 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.