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Everything in Feddy is organized around projects. A project is the home for one app or website: its conversations, the people who wrote in, its settings, and the inbox your team answers from. You need one before you install anything, and creating it takes about a minute.
1

Sign up

Create an account at dash.feddy.app. The free plan doesn’t expire and covers everything in these docs.
2

Create a project

Name it after your app or site. One project per product is the usual setup.If you have an iOS app and a website for the same product, they can share a project as long as the same people answer both. Prefer two projects when you want separate inboxes.
3

Copy the project ID

Open Settings → Install. The project ID starts with fd_ followed by 16 characters. It’s the only thing you need from the dashboard to get set up, and every quickstart asks for it.
You have a project and its ID. Pick your platform on the introduction and follow its quickstart.
The project ID isn’t a secret. It’s built into your app or visible in your page source, so anyone can find it, and that’s fine: it only tells Feddy which inbox a message belongs to. Commit it, hard-code it, put it in a public repository. There’s no way to rotate it and no need to. If someone tries to flood your inbox, Feddy limits how many requests one device can send.

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One project for development and production

You don’t need a separate project for testing. The SDK has an apiUrl option for pointing a development build at a local server, and the project ID stays the same either way. Create a second project only if you’d rather keep test conversations out of your real inbox.

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Next steps

Add Feddy to your product

Pick your platform and follow its five-minute quickstart.

Projects

Everything a project holds, and the settings you’ll find inside it.