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ThingsBoard Cloud

Choose your data region

Your data stays in the region you choose, for residency and compliance. No credit card required.

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Configure QR code settings in ThingsBoard Mobile Application

Configure your custom mobile app to launch directly from a QR code scan using the phone’s camera.

Navigate to Mobile Center → Applications → Your custom iOS app in the ThingsBoard platform.

In your app store info settings, provide the App Site Association ID. It consists of two parts separated by a dot: {Team ID}.{Bundle ID}.

Team ID — find it in your Apple Developer Account under Membership details.

Bundle ID — must match the Application package configured in your app settings.

Navigate to Mobile Center → Applications → Your custom Android app in the ThingsBoard platform.

Provide the SHA-256 fingerprint of your app’s signing key.

  • Google Play distributed apps — find the SHA-256 certificate fingerprint in the Google Play Console under Release → Setup → App Integrity → App Signing tab.
  • Locally distributed apps — use the SHA-256 key that your APK is signed with.

For details, see Set up app links for Android in the Flutter documentation.