Appcues Mobile

Appcues Mobile allows your team to build user experiences and surface them directly in your mobile applications on both iOS and Android. Use mobile surveys to gain new users and reduce churn, all without needing a developer. In this guide, we’ll show you how to create a mobile survey without code.

1. Create a rating question

In the Appcues Mobile builder, we’ll create a rating survey to gather feedback about a mobile app. When making a mobile rating survey, you have the following rating types to choose from:

• Stars
• Numbers
• Emojis

For our example, we’ll use a star rating. We've changed the selector color to match our app's theme, the selected state color to match the Submit button, and added our question in the text box. You can also change the font type, font size, line height, and text color, as well as alignment and spacing.

2. Add logic to trigger other content

Click the Submit button and then select the Actions dropdown on the side bar. We’ll toggle the Track event option ‘on’ and create a name for this event, Rating submitted. With this Click-to-Track event, we’ll trigger follow-up flows depending on the user’s response.

3. Targeting

In Audience Targeting, define which users should see the flow. In our example, we're focusing on Regular users. These are users who are consistently in the app and know its features and functionality well enough to provide feedback.

Use Screen Targeting to specify what screens this flow should display on. We've selected the Files screen, since this is where we expect most users to see the value of the mobile app. Don't forget to press Publish!

4. Take it a step further, create follow-up flows!

• For users who submitted a 5-star survey response, follow-up flow to leave a review in the App Store. When users select the Rate 5 stars button, they’ll be taken directly to the App Store to write a review!
• For users who submitted ratings of 1 or 2 stars, we’ll create a flow that asks for feedback. In this flow, we’ve included a text input box for users to share more about their experience. We’ll ask users what we can do to improve.