Application

Permanently deletes an application along with all associated builds, distribution links, analytics data, and configuration settings, this operation cannot be undone and should be used with caution.

Returns the effective action set available to the current user for this application after applying organization, segment, and application-level permissions. This is a permission-resolution endpoint for dashboard behavior, not a direct application data read.

Retrieves detailed information about a specific application using either its unique identifier or URL-friendly slug, returning complete configuration, statistics, and metadata for display in dashboards or integration workflows.

Retrieves a paginated and filterable list of all mobile and desktop applications within the specified organization, allowing administrators to browse, search, and manage their application portfolio across multiple platforms and deployment environments.

Validates whether a proposed application slug is available for use and meets formatting requirements, checking for uniqueness across published applications and compliance with URL-friendly character restrictions.

Returns aggregated download statistics scoped to the applications visible to the current user. The payload is used for CSV-style reporting and dashboard exports, with one row per build/application combination rather than raw download events.

Retrieves the effective group values used to scope application visibility and distribution for the current organization context. This is a UI-support endpoint that merges the relevant collaborator, employee, or device-management group sources rather than exposing a standalone application-groups table.

Retrieves a list of distinct values used for categorizing or organizing builds within this application, such as git branch names, git tag names, or custom tags applied during upload.

Creates a new application record within the specified organization, establishing the foundation for mobile or desktop app distribution, device management, and lifecycle tracking across supported platforms with customizable configuration settings.

Updates configuration, settings, and metadata for an existing application, allowing administrators to modify SDK behavior, notification preferences, storage providers, retention policies, and other operational parameters after initial creation.

Updates the application icon by extracting it from a specified build package, automatically retrieving the app icon embedded in the installation file and setting it as the application picture.