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StringJet SDK

StringJet lets you ship and update translated strings without releasing a new app version for every copy change. Your app uses the StringJet SDK to download the latest translations securely and apply them using the same patterns you already use for localization.

What you integrate​

  • Over-the-air (OTA) updates — The SDK fetches current translation data for your project after your app supplies credentials from the StringJet dashboard.
  • Platform APIs — On each platform, you initialize the SDK, sync when you need fresh content, and read strings through native or web-appropriate APIs (for example Android resources, Swift localization, or the JavaScript stringJetSdk API).

What this site covers​

  • How OTA delivery works from your product’s perspective (OTA overview)
  • How to add the SDK to a project (Add the SDK)
  • Integration patterns that work across platforms (Integration patterns)
  • Platform guides — Android, iOS, web, and Flutter — focused on how to call the SDK, not internal implementation details.

Configuration values (project identifiers, credentials, and environment endpoints) are issued for your organization through StringJet. Use the dashboard and onboarding materials you receive with your subscription to connect your apps to the correct services.