Choose the pilot
Start with one production title and a small set of valuable use cases.
For publishers and portfolios
Push operations that stay understandable as the portfolio grows.
Give studios app-level control while central teams retain visibility into access, usage, delivery health, governance, and recovery.
Illustrative portfolio controlAll systems ready
Overview
Audience
Messages
Delivery
Settings
Live workspace
Keme publishing group
Studios
04Apps
12Operators
28Current flow
Access reviewNo overdue invitations
Delivery fleetOne healthy worker
UsageWithin plan limits
Example data for product illustration. Not customer performance.
Scale needs boundaries more than it needs one giant account.
PushHub organizes ownership around companies, apps, roles, credentials, and auditable actions so growth does not erase accountability.
How it works
A controlled path from pilot to portfolio.
Set ownership
Define company, app, administrator, developer, operator, and analyst responsibilities.
Prove operations
Validate provider setup, campaign workflow, delivery evidence, and incident recovery.
Expand deliberately
Add titles, environments, teams, and limits while preserving isolation.
Capability depth without the fine-print surprise.
Current and planned capabilities are labeled directly, so teams can evaluate PushHub without confusing vision for availability.
Company and app boundaries
Keep data, credentials, devices, campaigns, and keys attached to explicit owners.
Roles and audit history
Control workspace responsibilities and retain sensitive-action context.
Keme control plane
Monitor organizations, users, plans, integrations, health, governance, and delivery recovery.
Enterprise operating model
Portfolio rollout, retention, support, and controls are tailored through a written agreement.
In the game
One platform, distinct operating responsibilities.
Studio autonomy
Let each game team manage its own apps, content, audiences, and delivery evidence.
Central governance
Review access, subscription state, credentials, usage, and audit history across organizations.
Incident recovery
Inspect worker health, jobs, attempts, and normalized errors without exposing secrets.
Enterprise claims should be inspectable.
PushHub documents current controls and labels tailored or planned capability instead of borrowing certifications, uptime numbers, or scale claims from competitors.
Encrypted tenant secrets
Provider credentials use application-level authenticated encryption.
Auditable recovery
Job retry and dismissal require a reason and retain attempt history.
No inherited certification claim
Security review is available, but unearned certification badges are never displayed.
Questions teams ask before they commit.
Yes. Model them as independent apps with separate credentials, devices, and campaigns.
Build the next player return.
Start with one app, one meaningful moment, and one audience worth reaching.