React Native, Flutter and Ionic

All three wrap the same hosted chat page, so whatever you train reaches customers on every one of them at once.

React Native

npm install @keyda/bot-react-native react-native-webview
cd ios && pod install

react-native-webview is a peer dependency, not a bundled one. React Native has no built-in web view, and vendoring one would fight with whatever version your app already has.

import { KeydaBot } from '@keyda/bot-react-native';

<KeydaBot
  clientId="kb_live_your_key_here"
  visible={showChat}
  onClose={() => setShowChat(false)}
/>

Rebuild the app after installing — react-native-webview has native code, so a JS reload is not enough.

Flutter

flutter pub add keyda_bot

// Once, at app start
KeydaBot.init('kb_live_your_key_here');

// From your Help button
KeydaBot.show(context);

Also KeydaBot.dismiss() and KeydaBot.isShowing.

Ionic and Capacitor

Most Ionic apps should just use the website snippet. An Ionic app is already a web view, so the plain script tag works exactly as it does on a website, and it is less code than any wrapper:

<script src="https://keyda.in/business/widget.js"
        data-key="kb_live_your_key_here" async></script>

Put it in index.html and you are finished.

Install @keyda/bot-capacitor only if you specifically want the chat as a separate full-screen surface rather than a bubble inside your own layout.

npm install @keyda/bot-capacitor
npx cap sync

Cordova and other hybrids

Same reasoning as Ionic: it is a web view, so the script tag works. There is no separate package.

What all of them share

• One chat UI, so a dashboard change is live everywhere with no app release
• Links open outside the chat, never replacing the conversation
• No analytics, no device identifiers, no third-party dependencies beyond the web view each platform requires
• Online only — the chat is a hosted page

The source for every package is public at github.com/KeydaAI/keyda-business-sdks.