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Dashboard Overview

The Airborne dashboard is the web console for managing over-the-air updates. From here you register the files your app downloads, bundle them into packages, ship them as targeted releases, and watch each rollout's traffic, downloads, and errors in real time — all without an app store review.

The application overview is your starting point: recent releases, deploy stats, and quick access to every feature.The application overview is your starting point: recent releases, deploy stats, and quick access to every feature.
The application overview is your starting point: recent releases, deploy stats, and quick access to every feature.

The Organisation and Application model

Everything in Airborne lives inside two levels of hierarchy:

  • An Organisation is the top-level workspace for a team or company. It owns applications and a roster of users.
  • An Application lives inside an organisation and is the unit you actually ship to — for example one mobile app per platform. Files, packages, releases, dimensions, cohorts, remote configs, views, and tokens are all scoped to a single application.

You always operate "inside" one organisation and (usually) one application at a time. The header shows your current organisation and application and lets you switch between them.

The organisation overview lists every application in the org and is where you create new ones.The organisation overview lists every application in the org and is where you create new ones.
The organisation overview lists every application in the org and is where you create new ones.

The header (across the top) stays visible everywhere and contains:

  • The organisation switcher on the left — click it to jump between organisations or to + Create Organisation.
  • The application switcher in the left sidebar — switch between apps in the current organisation.
  • A global + Create menu — a shortcut to Create File, Create Package, or New Release for the current app.
  • The theme toggle (light/dark) and a sign-out menu.

The left sidebar changes depending on where you are:

  • At the organisation level it shows Overview and Users.
  • At the application level it shows, in order: Overview, Files, Packages, Releases, Views, Dimensions, Users, Tokens, Remote Configs, and Cohorts.

Feature tour

Use these pages to go deeper on each area of the dashboard:

PageWhat it covers
Authentication & onboardingSigning in, registering, OIDC, and creating your first organisation.
OrganisationsCreating and switching organisations and the org overview.
ApplicationsCreating an application and reading the app overview.
Users & rolesInviting users and the RBAC permission model.
FilesRegistering files, version history, and tags.
PackagesBundling an index file plus other files into a package.
ReleasesThe 6-step release wizard, rollout lifecycle, and analytics.
DimensionsTargeting dimensions and their priority order.
CohortsSegmenting users with checkpoints and groups.
Remote configsThe JSON schema builder for remote configuration.
ViewsSaved dimension filters for slicing releases.
Access tokensPersonal access tokens for the CLIs.
tip

If you just want to ship something end to end, follow the Create & target a release guide. It walks through files → package → release in one sitting.