Learn the model
Understand companies, apps, users, roles, devices, campaigns, and delivery states.
Documentation
Start with the concepts that shape a safe integration, then move into app setup, devices, campaigns, triggers, and delivery diagnostics.
Live workspace
Core guides
06API format
OpenAPIBase path
/api/v1Example data for product illustration. Not customer performance.
PushHub connects each request to ownership, lifecycle, failure behavior, and the next operational step so teams can build without guessing at hidden state.
How it works
Understand companies, apps, users, roles, devices, campaigns, and delivery states.
Configure provider credentials and verify readiness without sending to a real player.
Register and maintain token, platform, player, and property context.
Use campaigns, segments, templates, triggers, analytics, and troubleshooting guidance.
Current and planned capabilities are labeled directly, so teams can evaluate PushHub without confusing vision for availability.
Browse deployment, workspace, admin, trial, delivery, and SDK guidance on the docs host.
Use the validated OpenAPI contract for endpoint, payload, and response discovery.
Follow the typed client path while the SDK surface continues to mature.
A planned authenticated explorer will generate safe sample requests from the published contract.
In the game
Integrate keys, devices, events, idempotency, and error behavior.
Understand campaigns, audiences, templates, experiments, and status.
Review security, deployment, recovery, admin controls, and limits.
Architecture decisions, workflow changes, APIs, operational scripts, and release behavior are updated alongside implementation to prevent silent drift.
Architecture records explain major operational choices.
OpenAPI lint remains part of the release gate.
Documentation uses placeholders and never publishes production credentials.
The docs site links directly to the hosted REST API reference and SDK guidance.
Start with one app, one meaningful moment, and one audience worth reaching.