The Datapoint SDK runs human-feedback tasks as a rewarded format inside your app.
Already in apps powering 9M+ users, built by people who've scaled consumer apps past 200M.
We pay 50% more than your mediation stack on day one (AppLovin, AdMob, Unity). If we miss the benchmark, you make it back.
The Datapoint team has scaled consumer apps past 200M users at previous companies. The SDK is built the way an app developer would want to integrate it.
Swift Package Manager (iOS 13+) and Gradle via Maven Central (Android API 23+). React Native and Flutter wrappers are on the roadmap.
Slot tasks in after a level, behind a paywall, or as a standalone interstitial. You decide where it goes; we handle everything else.
Install
// Package.swift .package( url: "https://github.com/trydatapoint/datapoint-ios-sdk.git", from: "1.0.0" )
Initialize
import DataPointSDK
DataPoint.initialize(apiKey: "YOUR_API_KEY") { result in
switch result {
case .success:
print("SDK initialized")
case .failure(let error):
print("Failed: \(error)")
}
}That's the whole integration. After initialize, present tasks anywhere with a single call. Sample apps in both repos.
Our advertisers pay for human feedback, not impressions, and that's a different economic model from traditional ad mediation. The result is more revenue per active user, even after the rev share.
It's a tasks SDK. Users see short prompts (rate two ad creatives, pick a packaging design, choose between logos) and earn a reward for finishing. Median task completes in about 20 seconds, faster than a typical rewarded video ad.
Most apps integrate and ship in an afternoon. Native iOS (Swift Package Manager) and native Android (Gradle via Maven Central) today. React Native and Flutter wrappers are on the roadmap.
No PII collected. We pass an anonymous, app-scoped user id and nothing else. iOS supports App Privacy templates and Android supports Play Data Safety. Both SDKs are built to clear store review without surprises.
The Datapoint team has shipped consumer mobile products at scale (200M+ users in aggregate across previous companies). The SDK is built the way an app developer would actually want to integrate it.
Drop the SDK in, point us at a placement, and we handle the rest.