Digital Apps are applications built to operate within the Digital World ecosystem, across supported platforms and services. They include mobile apps, server applications, and tools you can build yourself using Digital World's SDKs and APIs.
Application availability may vary depending on the provider, deployment environment, supported services, and platform compatibility.
ClearOS mobile apps are applications built to run within the Digital World ecosystem, covering identity, communication, payments, and other supported services. Available apps and features depend on your device and the ClearOS Marketplace's current catalog.
The ClearOS Marketplace lists apps under its own review process, separate from mainstream app stores. Availability depends on the platform, device, and current marketplace catalog.
Browse ClearOS Mobile AppsServer modules for security, networking, monitoring, and other supported services, available through the Digital World platform. Availability depends on your ClearOS server configuration and provider.
Building a Digital App follows a straightforward workflow, using Digital World's SDKs, APIs, and supported services.
Use Digital World's SDKs and APIs to build your application's core functionality.
Test your app against supported Digital World services before making it available to others.
Connect your app to the Digital World services it depends on, such as identity, communication, or payments.
Deploy your app through a supported provider or marketplace, such as the ClearOS Marketplace. Listing and review requirements depend on the provider.
These are examples of applications built for the Digital World ecosystem. Available applications may vary depending on platform, provider, and deployment.
Digital Apps span several platforms and building blocks. Developers and providers can participate at any layer, from building an app to hosting the services it depends on.
Apps for phones and tablets, distributed through marketplaces such as the ClearOS Marketplace.
Browser-based applications that connect to Digital World services without requiring installation.
Applications installed on a member's computer, used to access Digital World services locally.
Modules that run on a member's or organization's own server infrastructure, such as security and networking tools.
Software development kits that give developers pre-built tools for common tasks, such as messaging or payments.
Programming interfaces that let apps and services communicate with Digital World's network directly.
Yes. Apps are listed through supported providers and marketplaces, such as the ClearOS Marketplace, which apply their own listing and review processes.
No. Publishing an app depends on the requirements of the provider or marketplace you deploy through.
Not necessarily. Some apps and SDKs are open source; availability of source code depends on the specific app or tool.
Yes. Which apps and features are available depends on your device, platform, and the provider or marketplace you're using.
Yes. Developers can build apps using Digital World's SDKs and APIs, then connect supported services and deploy through a supported provider.
Digital Apps may be developed and distributed by Digital World providers, independent developers, organizations, or community projects. Availability depends on the platform, provider, and deployment environment.
Browse available applications in the ClearOS Marketplace, or start building your own using Digital World's developer tools.