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Build TaskGate integrations with a cleaner launch path

Use the Partner Portal, platform SDKs, and launch checklist to ship a TaskGate-ready experience without copying a generic app integration flow.

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Open the Partner Portal

Create a providerId, configure your app, and move from testing to production approval in one place.

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Guides

GuidePortal setup

Create your providerId

GuideProgram overview

Review the partner model

Understand how partner tasks fit into TaskGate and what the launch process looks like.

RepoOpen source

Browse TaskGate GitHub

See the public SDK repositories and reference material for each supported platform.

SupportDirect contact

Talk to developer support

Reach out if you need help with setup, deep linking, testing, or production rollout.

Workflow

Register and generate a providerId

Create a partner account first. That providerId is the stable key for configuration, testing, and submission.

Set up the integration in the portal

Add your app identity, links, and task metadata so TaskGate knows how to present and launch your experience.

Install the right SDK

Choose Flutter, iOS, or Android depending on your app stack and wire TaskGate into your navigation flow.

Configure deep links and callbacks

Make sure TaskGate can launch your app and your app can return a completion callback when the mini-task is done.

Test on the TaskGate dev build

Validate launch behavior, task state, and callback handling before you request production approval.

SDK Library

SDKpub.dev

Flutter SDK

Use the Dart package to integrate TaskGate into a cross-platform app with one dependency.

SDKSwift / Obj-C

iOS SDK

Native iOS package for apps that need TaskGate task launches, callbacks, and platform-specific behavior.

SDKKotlin / Java

Android SDK

Native Android package for integrating app links, task handling, and TaskGate completion callbacks.

Implementation Notes

Deep link reliability matters

Treat app links and universal links as production-critical. A broken handoff means the task cannot start or complete correctly.

Design the task for interruption

Users arrive in your app because TaskGate interrupted another action. Keep the mini-task focused, short, and obvious to finish.

Plan for approval readiness

Your config, icon assets, redirect behavior, and task completion flow should be stable before requesting production rollout.

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Product features Get the app Partnership inquiries

Built for TaskGate partners who need a simple path from SDK setup to production approval.