Publishing options
Make your software available through Fliplet Hub or publish it as a standalone app. With Fliplet Hub, users download Hub and open your software inside it. With a standalone app, they download your app separately.
Through Fliplet Hub
Users download Fliplet Hub from the App Store or Google Play, then sign in to access your software.
As a standalone app
Users download your own branded app and open it directly from their phone. Make it publicly accessible or keep access private.
How it works
See Fliplet Hub in action, from publishing in Studio to opening software on mobile.
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Three simple steps
A simple way to make your software available on mobile.
Create or edit your project in Fliplet Studio, then publish your software to Fliplet Hub.
Configure user access and select the user lists that can access your software.
Users download Fliplet Hub, sign in, and open your software from their Home screen.
Benefits
Give users one place to open your software, with user access and sign-in managed by you.
Users install Fliplet Hub once. Software you share with them appears on their Home screen.
Choose the user lists that can access your software, and update user access when their needs change.
Users verify their email address and complete your chosen sign-in process before accessing their software.
Ongoing access
Keep your software up to date from Fliplet Studio, and support users who need access when they’re offline.
Offline access
Give users access to downloaded software even without an internet connection, depending on how your software is set up.
Ongoing updates
Edit your project in Fliplet Studio, then publish your updated software to Fliplet Hub for users to access.
Use cases
Support employees, attendees, and clients with mobile access to the software they need.
Give employees mobile access to the software they use for onboarding, everyday tasks, and company updates.
Make schedules, event updates, and resources available on attendees’ phones. Manage access through your user lists.
Give clients mobile access to their portals and shared resources. Each client sees only the software available to them.
Answers about installation, sign-in, access, updates, and offline use.
Yes. Users can download Fliplet Hub for free and access the software shared with them. They do not need a Fliplet Studio account.
Users follow your link or scan your QR code to download Fliplet Hub from the App Store or Google Play. After signing in, they can open the software available to them from the Home screen.
Configure user access in Fliplet Studio and select the user lists that can access your software. A user list contains your intended users, such as employees, attendees, or clients. Update your user lists or user access settings when things change.
Yes. The Fliplet Hub Home screen shows the software available to each user. They can open what they need, then return to the Home screen to choose something else.
Create or edit your project in Fliplet Studio, then publish your software to Fliplet Hub. To remove someone’s access, update user access so the software no longer appears on their Home screen.
Yes. Fliplet Hub is an additional way to make your software available on mobile. You can also publish your software to the web or as a standalone app through the app stores or supported private publishing options.
Downloaded software can remain available without an internet connection. What users can do offline depends on how your software and its data are set up.
Ready to go mobile?
See how to publish your software to Fliplet Hub and make it available to your users. We’ll help you understand your publishing options and how to manage user access.
