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Pushwoosh Engagement Platform
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Try Pushwoosh out
Start with your project
Manage projects
Projects basics
Managing projects
Application Groups
Project configuration
Test Devices
Deep Links
Subscription Prompt
The GDPR Compliance
Send messages
Push notifications
Emails
In-Apps
Customer Journey Builder
Personalize messages
Dynamic Content
Multi-Language
Liquid Templates
Customize messages
Frequency Capping
Using Custom Data
Mobile Message Inbox
Web Message Inbox
Silent Push Notifications
Changing icon on iOS10.3 with push notifications
iOS Interactive Push
Audience
Users and devices
Tags and Segments
RFM Segmentation
Events
Statistics and Analytics
User Explorer
Content
Rich Media
Presets
Email Templates
Account and security
Multi-login Accounts
High-Speed Delivery Setup
Two-factor Authentication
Pushwoosh SDK
iOS Push Notifications
Pushwoosh Quickstart Samples for iOS
Setting up Pushwoosh iOS SDK
Setting up Badges
Setting up Pushwoosh InboxUI iOS
iOS Rich Notifications Integration
iOS Message Delivery Tracking
Customizing iOS SDK
Purchases from iOS In-Apps
VoIP Pushes
iOS F.A.Q.
Android Push Notifications
Web Push Notifications
Cross-platform Frameworks
Windows
Windows Phone
OS X
3rd Party Integrations
API Reference
Messages API
Presets API
Device API
Tags API
Segmentation (Filters) API
User Centric API
Events API
Applications API
Campaigns API
Geozones API
App Configuration API
Email API
Test Devices API
Message Inbox API
Statistics API
Customer Journey API
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Pushwoosh Quickstart Samples for iOS
With Pushwoosh ready-made samples for iOS, you can try out the Pushwoosh functionality with no need to integrate Pushwoosh SDK into your project or take a look at how Pushwoosh iOS SDK is implemented in our sample projects.

Run sample project

To start with a sample project:
  1. 1.
    Clone and open the quickstart projects directory.
  2. 2.
    Choose a project you'd like to explore:
Each project contains Objective-C and Swift.
3. Open project and go to the "Signing & Capabilities" tab.
4. Enter your own Bundle Identifier and Provisioning Profile.
5. Go to Info.plist and enter your Pushwoosh APP ID.
6. Run the sample project.

Configure iOS project in Pushwoosh

To start exploring Pushwoosh with a sample project, you'll need to configure iOS project in Pushwoosh Control Panel. Refer to the guides for details:
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