Find out more about the latest Swrve product and feature releases. December 2022 In-app messages: Dynamic elements Dynamically manage the buttons, text boxes, or images you include in your in-app message content with our new in-app message elements. Add as many buttons, text, or text buttons as you need directly in the content editor without Read More
2020 releases December 2020 Embedded campaigns Embedded campaigns enable customers to create custom content in a text format and download that content to their app. The plain text format gives app developers the power to build tailored, native experiences, while still leveraging all the other features of in-app messaging such as targeting, triggering, A/B testing, Read More
Swrve has an open source SDK repository. There are two options for downloading the latest public Swrve Unity SDK. Download the SDK from the GitHub public repository. Download a .zip file of the latest Unity SDK. For upgrade instructions, see Unity SDK Upgrade Guide. To view the feature support matrix, see SDK Feature Support Matrix. Release 9.0.1 Read More
Swrve has an open source SDK repository. There are three options for downloading the latest public Swrve iOS SDK: If using CocoaPods, add pod ‘SwrveSDK’ to your Podfile. The Swrve SDK is automatically downloaded and added to your project. Download the SDK from the GitHub public repository. Download a .zip file of the latest iOS SDK. For Read More
Swrve has an open source SDK repository. There are two options for downloading the latest public Swrve Android SDK: Download the SDK source from the GitHub public repository. Integrate the SDK via Gradle by adding the following code to your build.gradle file. First, in the project build.gradle file, add the Maven Central repository: repositories { mavenCentral() Read More