As a Android user I would like to use the hardware back button to go to the previous questions while answering questions

I'm currently looking into bringing this app into the FOSS appstore called F-Droid.

Currently I see two things that would make packaging more easy if they would get changed:

1. versions are not tagged, so it's not really clear based on what commit each version is build. For example I see you bumped version in 2b879bb, but was 3.4.1 build based on this commit?
2. it would be cool if you could provide metadata about the app based on fastlane structure. This would make it way easier from the F-Droid side because you control the metadata and changing the metadata will not require work on the F-Droid side.

For data analysis by journalists etc., publication of raw data (questions, answer value per party, answer text per party) directly from the app/website would be amazing.

User's answers could also be exportable in that way.

App version: 3.4.2
System version: iOS 14.7.1
Platform: iPhone 12,3

Expected behavior:
After viewing results and using the share function, the actual results get shared (possibly in the form of an image or a URL).

Actual behavior:
After viewing results and using the share function only the string "My #VoteSwiper-Result for [some election]" gets shared.

This behavior seems to be consistent with all sharing options. I have personally tested: WhatsApp, Telegram, E-Mail, SMS and Discord

On: Windows 10 Education
Browser: Chrome Version 93.0.4577.63 (latest official build)

When the win10 system color is set to dark mode chrome adapts to it. The questions on the website are then displayed light grey on a white background making reading them almost impossible.

Hi Max,

super app, toll dass es open access ist. Kann man auch die Fragen mit den Antworten für alle Parteien irgendwo einsehen? Ich habe sie auf Anhieb nicht finden können.

VG

Hi there, I'm talking about the Android app version 3.4.2 (tested on Oneplus 3T)

The share results feature does not work as expected.

Expected:

1. Share as an image to social media e.g. to WhatsApp, Signal, Instagram
2. Only results for filtered parties are getting exported/shown (because I can change that filter to all anytime)

Including the possibility of comparing party agreements between each other could be helpful as well to understand the political landscape.

There's different presentations that can be thought of:

Selecting one party to see which other parties they agree with to which degree (like personal result page)

A table with percentage values for all party pairings.

Some sort of cluster diagram.