--- title: "How to Use the Sleekplan In-App Widget with Action Screen on Mobile Apps — Sleekplan Journal | Sleekplan" canonical_url: "https://sleekplan.com/blog/how-to-use-the-sleekplan-in-app-widget-with-action-screen-on-mobile-apps" last_updated: "2026-05-28T16:21:05.434Z" meta: description: "While the action screen feature is currently limited to the widget version, we provide a step-by-step guide to seamlessly integrate it into mobile apps. By creating a blank HTML page and embedding the widget code, developers can now offer users an interactive platform for sharing their thoughts and suggestions. " "og:description": "While the action screen feature is currently limited to the widget version, we provide a step-by-step guide to seamlessly integrate it into mobile apps. By creating a blank HTML page and embedding the widget code, developers can now offer users an interactive platform for sharing their thoughts and suggestions. " "og:title": "How to Use the Sleekplan In-App Widget with Action Screen on Mobile Apps — Sleekplan Journal | Sleekplan" --- **** ## Step 1: Create an HTML Document First, you need to create a blank HTML page that will serve as the container for the Sleekplan in-app widget with the action screen. Here’s an example HTML document: ``` ``` ## Step 2: Load the Widget In this step, you’ll load the Sleekplan widget by embedding the previously created HTML page inside your mobile app. You can use a WebView to display the HTML page within your app. Depending on the platform you’re developing for (Android or iOS), the implementation might differ slightly. Below are some general steps: **For Android:** 1. Copy the HTML file (e.g., feedback-widget.html) to your app’s assets folder. 2. Create a WebView inside your app’s layout where you want to display the widget. 3. Load the HTML file in the WebView: ``` WebView webView = findViewById(R.id.webView); webView.loadUrl("file:///android_asset/feedback-widget.html"); ``` **For iOS:** 1. Add the HTML file (e.g., feedback-widget.html) to your Xcode project. 2. Create a UIWebView or WKWebView (preferred) in your app’s view controller where you want to display the widget. 3. Load the HTML file in the WebView: ``` if let htmlFile = Bundle.main.path(forResource: "feedback-widget", ofType: "html") { let htmlURL = URL(fileURLWithPath: htmlFile) let request = URLRequest(url: htmlURL) webView.load(request) } ``` You can find a working example of how to use the Sleekplan widget with an action screen in a mobile app here: LLara·Jul 18, 2023 More from the Journal [GuidesMar 3, 20261 min Skip Sleekplan widget login for anonymous surveys→](https://sleekplan.com/blog/skip-sleekplan-widget-login-for-anonymous-surveys-4167) [GuidesAug 26, 20255 min How to add CSS to the Sleekplan widget: safely access iframe CSS and style it cleanly→](https://sleekplan.com/blog/how-to-add-css-to-the-sleekplan-widget-safely-access-iframe-css-and-style-it) [GuidesOct 17, 20233 min Streamlining SSO Authentication with Sleekplan Widget: A Browser-Based Approach→](https://sleekplan.com/blog/streamlining-sso-authentication-with-sleekplan-widget-a-browser-based) Keep up ## New essays land on LinkedIn every Tuesday. Follow Sleekplan on LinkedIn — we post every new piece there, plus the shorter notes that never make it to the journal. [Follow on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/sleekplan/) Done reading? [Try Sleekplan free ](https://sleekplan.com/sign-up)