Android app
Chatting with your agents on the phone, with push on new messages
A messenger for your own agents. The agent list reads as a contact list: you open the one you want and talk. It is the same webchat as in the dashboard, on a phone, with push notifications when an agent has answered.
Sources and builds: AgiMateIo/agimate-chat-android.
This is not the Android connector. The connector hands the agent the phone's tools: calls, geofences, the camera. Here it is the other way round: the phone is not a source of tools but the place where you and the agent talk. The two apps are independent, and you can install either or both.
The same conversations
The app works with the same sessions as the dashboard chat: one list, one history, one read pointer. A conversation started in the browser continues on the phone from where it left off, and what you read on the phone does not stay highlighted as unread in the browser.
Attachments are shared too: an image or a document sent to the agent from the phone shows up in the dashboard.
Notifications
While the app is open, answers arrive as a live feed over a websocket. While it is closed they arrive as push, delivered over two channels, Firebase and RuStore, depending on where the app was installed from.
A build without a push project configured still works: the live feed is unaffected, there are simply no notifications while the app is closed.
What the app has, and what it does not
Everything complicated stays in the dashboard: integrations, skills, access policies, model choice and billing. What reaches the phone is the conversation, and only that.
The app speaks Russian and English, and the language is switched inside it, independently of the phone's. From Android 13 the system remembers the choice itself, so it matches the "App language" item in the phone settings and survives a reinstall.
Signing in, and devices
Signing in is the same as in the dashboard: email and password, or a provider. After signing in, the phone appears as its own row in the device list in profile settings, and the session can be revoked from there. Notification state in that list is only meaningful for phones: browser rows carry none, as web push does not exist yet.