The BETA_FEEDBACK_SCREENSHOT_SUBMISSION_CREATED event fires when a TestFlight tester submits a screenshot with feedback through the TestFlight app. This captures visual bug reports and UI issues that testers encounter during beta testing.
When does it fire?
This event triggers whenever a tester takes a screenshot in the TestFlight app and chooses to share it as feedback. Testers can annotate the screenshot and add comments describing the issue they observed.
Payload highlights
The base payload includes the app ID, build number, and feedback submission ID. With p8 enrichment, Yeethook pulls the screenshot image, tester details, device information, and any comments the tester attached.
How Yeethook helps
Screenshot feedback is often the most actionable type of beta feedback because testers show you exactly what they see. Yeethook delivers these directly to Slack with the screenshot attached, so your design and development teams can see issues without logging into App Store Connect.
Common use cases
- Receive visual bug reports directly in your team's Slack channel
- See annotated screenshots showing UI issues on real devices
- Get tester comments alongside the screenshots for full context
- Track screenshot feedback volume to gauge beta test engagement