Apps and platforms
Android app
Support inside your own Android app — the same chat, already signed in.
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01What it does
The same conversation, inside your Android app
Load the hosted chat in a WebView with `?channel=android` and add the bridge; your own API mints the identity token for the signed-in customer, so your mate greets them by name — the same conversation, history and hand-off as the web.
02How to switch it on
Load `https://<your-host>/?channel=android` in a WebView with JavaScript enabled.
Add the bridge (registered as BusymateAINative) from the reference source at /sdk/v1/android/BusymateAI.kt.
Your own API mints a short-lived launch token for the signed-in customer; the app answers the bridge's identity request with it.
03What it needs
Your own API that can mint the launch token. No SDK binary — one source file you copy.
Nothing to set up on your side.
04Questions
- Ready today — the full walkthrough is at /docs/guides/mobile-in-app-support.
- It says so and hands the conversation to a person on your team, who picks it up from the Inbox with the full history — the customer stays on the channel they wrote on.
Meet your mate on your own site first
Type your address on the home page and talk to the assistant AI Assistant builds from your own pages, then switch on the channels your customers use.