Push

Configure an APNs push certificate and create a push channel to get an App Key for your app to report device tokens. It supports device library management, per-channel bulk messaging, and reviewing the result and history of every push. This is a marketing push platform independent of App Store Connect, with four tabs: Push Channels, Device Library, Send, and History.

Push Channels

Open appuploader and bind an already-issued APNs push certificate to get an App Key for your app to report device tokens:

  1. Click “New Channel”.
  2. Select a push certificate (if the list is empty, first issue an APNs push certificate on the “Certificates” page).
  3. Enter the export password of the certificate’s .p12 — if the certificate has a cloud backup, entering the password retrieves the private key; when only the local .p12 file is kept, the password is required as well.
  4. Fill in the channel name (e.g. “Marketing Push”) and select the environment (Production / Sandbox).
  5. After submitting, the channel is created; under “Integration Code” you can view the integration instructions for developers.

Note when deleting a channel: the device library and send history under that channel are deleted together with it, and the App Key is invalidated immediately. This operation cannot be undone.

Device Library

Manage reported device tokens:

  • Search by note / token / tag.
  • You can “manually add” a device — fill in the device token (spaces or angle brackets are supported and cleaned up automatically), a note, and tags.
  • You can edit a device’s tags (separate multiple tags with commas), or remove the device from the device library.
  • The list shows status (active/inactive) and the most recent report time.

Send

Open appuploader, select a channel, and you can compose a notification:

  1. Fill in the title, body, sound (default alert / silent), and badge number; or switch to “Advanced Mode” to edit the raw JSON payload directly.
  2. Choose the send target: all devices / by tag / specific devices.
  3. The system tells you how many active devices the message will be sent to; click “Send Now” once you have confirmed it.
  4. When sending finishes, the number of successful/failed devices is displayed.

History & Delivery Reports

The “History” tab records the time, content, target, and result (success/failure counts) of each send. Click “Details” to view the per-device delivery report (success/failure/delivered and the failure reason), and you can also “resend” a history entry.

Device Integration Instructions

“Device Integration Instructions” provides the reporting endpoint URL and iOS sample code: developers need to add Push Notifications in Xcode’s Signing & Capabilities and put the sample method in the AppDelegate, so that after the app obtains the APNs token it calls the reporting endpoint and the device automatically enters the “Device Library”. For testing, you can select the LAN address where the phone resides, making sure the phone and the local machine are on the same Wi-Fi.