App Groups
How to combine multiple applications into a group for easier management and bulk operations
App Groups let you combine multiple applications into a single named unit. This is convenient when you have one product existing in multiple variants — under different names, for different regions or platforms — and you want to manage them as a whole.
When You Need This
Typical scenarios:
- One game released under different brands in different regions (5 applications) — combine into a group and manage as one.
- Android and iOS versions of the same product — group for simultaneous template and schedule updates.
- Several web applications of one company — unified campaign configuration.
- Test and production versions — separate groups for different environments.
Creating a Group
- Go to App Groups and click "Create".
- Set the group name.
- Choose the composition:
- All applications — the group automatically includes all account applications, including those created in the future.
- Specific applications — manually select the required ones from the list.
- Save the group.
Using Groups
App groups are used in several places:
In Push Packs: when attaching a push pack you can specify a group instead of an individual application. The pack will apply to all applications in the group.
In Scoped API Keys: when creating an API key with project_id you can restrict access to a specific app group. This is useful when different teams work with different groups within the same account. More details — in the API Keys section.
In filters: when creating schedulers you can select applications from a group as a unit rather than listing each one manually.
Managing Composition
The group composition can be changed at any time — add or remove applications without recreating the group itself. All attached schedulers and packs automatically apply to the updated composition.
If the "All applications" option is selected and you create a new application — it is automatically added to the group without additional steps.
Scoped API Keys and App Groups
When using Scoped API Keys with project_id, the key sees only the app groups created in its project. Groups without a project_id are visible to all keys (backward compatibility).
More about resource isolation — in the API Keys section.