One SDK for everything that moves around your app.
Blaink sends your push notifications, resolves your deep links, hands test builds to your testers, and updates your app's words without a release. One small SDK in the app; one console that shows where each of those things is right now.
- Build 2.4.1 (318) iOS · shared with 14 testers uploaded
- Campaign 10,240 Spring sale · every user who allowed push composed
- Link /promo opens the promo screen, or the store first clicked
- Translation de · 312 keys checkout screen · no release needed drafted
- Update 1.9 → 2.0 required · prompted on next launch scheduled
What it does
Five things a mobile team otherwise buys from five vendors and wires up five times.
- Push notifications
Compose a campaign, choose who gets it, send it or schedule it. Every message shows its own pipeline: queued, sent, delivered, opened. Let the AI draft the copy and translate it, then edit what it wrote.
- Deferred deep links
One link opens the right screen when the app is installed and sends everyone else to the store first; after they install, it still lands where it was meant to. See each click matched, installed and attributed.
- App releases
Upload a build and share it with your testers. They sign in on their phone and install it from the browser; you see the moment the build is signed and available, and who has it.
- Remote localisation
Change your app's words from the console and the running app picks them up. Add a language with AI translation, import a spreadsheet, or edit one key at a time.
- Force update
Ask users on an old version to update, or require it before the app goes on. Set the minimum version once; the SDK does the prompting.
How a team uses it
Developers add the SDK once
A package dependency and a few lines in the app delegate. Device tokens, link handling and the words catalogue are the SDK's job from then on.
Operators work from one console
Campaigns, links, builds and translations in one place, each on its own pipeline, with the roles your team needs: owner, app manager, developer, viewer.
Testers install from a link
An invitation, a password, and a page that lists the builds shared with them. New build, new notification; nothing to configure on the phone.
Start with one app
Blaink is in its first stable release. Join the waitlist and we will set your team up with a project, or read the guide and see how little the integration asks of you.