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App Catalog and Sharing

All the apps you create are collected in the Applications screen. From here, you can open apps, rename them, share them with colleagues, and go to apps deployed in the field. Open it by clicking the fa-grid-2 (애플리케이션) icon in the sidebar.

Browsing the List — Numbers Indicate Reading Order​

Application List — Numbers Indicate Reading Order

NumberLocationWhat it Does
①Next to the titleFilter — All · In Development · Deployed · Shared with Me
②Top rightNew App — Start with a blank project
③CenterApp Card — One card per project
④Top right of the cardStatus Badge — DRAFT means it hasn't been deployed yet
⑤Below the cardOpen — Enters the builder
⑥The ⋮ next to itRename · Share · Delete
DRAFT means “colleagues can’t see it yet”

If you just create an app without deploying it, it stays as DRAFT. Filter by Deployed to see only the apps that are actually out in the field.

At the top of the screen, you'll find the title, the app count, and filter tabs.

TabApps Shown
AllEvery app you've created
In DevelopmentApps that haven't been deployed yet
DeployedApps that are deployed and available for use in the field
Shared with MeApps that colleagues have shared with you

If you have more than 5 apps, a search bar (앱 검색…) appears on the right. To create a new one, click [New App](fa-plus) — enter a name and choose a starting template (Blank Canvas · Line Monitoring · Alarm Center · OEE Analysis · 3D Digital Twin). If you want to create an app with a single sentence, see Creating an App from Home.

How to Read a Card​

The image on the card is a real-time preview of your actual app screen, scaled down.

  • Badge at the top right — 배포 v3(deployed, click to run) · DRAFT(not yet deployed) 빌드 중(a job is running elsewhere)
  • Lock icon at the top left (fa-lock) — Private app
  • Small light to the left of the name — On if the app is currently running
  • Far right — Last modified time

If you click the image of a deployed app, the actual app opens in a new tab.

Opening an App · Renaming · Deleting​

  • Open — Click [Open](fa-arrow-right) on the card. The builder opens → Developing Apps with the Builder
  • Rename — Double-click the app name on the card, or click ⋯(fa-ellipsis-vertical) → Rename
  • Duplicate — ⋯ → Duplicate. Enter a new name and a copy is created and immediately opened. This is useful for trying out changes you want to experiment with, without affecting the original.
  • Stop — ⋯ → Stop. Temporarily halts a running app. All work is preserved and you can continue where you left off by clicking [Open] later.
  • Delete — ⋯ → Delete
Deletion is irreversible

As the '○○' 앱을 삭제할까요? 되돌릴 수 없습니다. message in the confirmation dialog states, the app and all its change history will disappear. Before deleting, we recommend using the Export(fa-download) button in the toolbar to save a file.

Sharing​

Sharing is easy to understand in two steps: ① deploy the app and ② decide who can see it. You cannot share an app that hasn't been deployed (it's marked with 아직 배포되지 않은 앱 on the card).

Public / Private​

When you open the deployment version drawer in the builder (the fa-chevron-down on the v1 chip), you'll find the Access toggle at the top.

SettingWho Can See It
Public(fa-globe)Anyone with the link. Opens without login and appears in the gallery.
Private(fa-lock)Only the creator, administrators, and the colleagues you specify below. Requires login.

Sharing with Specific Users​

Click ⋯ on the card → Share with Users(fa-user-plus) to see a list of your colleagues. Click names to check them, and click [Save] to finish. As the guidance text above the list says,

Selected colleagues can use this app (they cannot edit or view the source).

So, people you share with can use the app only, and cannot modify it. In the Shared with Me tab on the recipient's side, only [Open App ↗] and Usage Info(fa-circle-info) appear.

If you've set user sharing on a public app

A public app can already be used by anyone, so the sharing list has no immediate meaning. That list will take effect when you switch it to Private later.

Click Share(fa-share-nodes) on a deployed app's card to open the QR sharing window.

  • QR Code — Scan with a field phone camera to open immediately
  • [Copy Link] — Send via messenger or email
  • Portal Embed — Copy code to embed this app inside your internal portal or dashboard page

If the app is private, the 비공개 앱 — 받는 사람도 Studio 로그인이 필요합니다. notice appears at the bottom of the window.

App Usage Documentation​

Click the fa-circle-info icon on the card to open the App Usage documentation. Since it's created automatically during deployment, you don't need to write separate instructions when handing the app to colleagues. If it doesn't exist yet, it's shown as 아직 문서가 없습니다. 다음 배포 때 자동 생성됩니다..

The Gallery ↗ in the sidebar is a screen that shows only apps deployed as Public in large cards. Since no login is needed, it's ideal as a start page for field tablets or shared PCs. There's a clock in the top right, and clicking a card opens the app.

Click Create TV Dashboard(fa-tv) to create a status board that displays multiple apps on one screen.

  1. Click [Create TV Dashboard] and choose the apps to display (if you don't select any, all apps are shown)
  2. Choose Grid (side-by-side on one screen) or Rotation (alternating at set intervals). For rotation, you also set the Interval (seconds)
  3. Either launch it right away with [Open Dashboard] or get the address via [Link · QR] and paste it into the field TV's browser

Opening an App in the Field​

The fastest way to deliver an app you've made to field workers is by QR.

  1. Deploy the app (the QR code appears right in the deployment completion dialog)
  2. If needed, change access to Public, or keep it Private and specify the colleagues who will use it
  3. Use Share on the card → QR, and post it on the field bulletin board or show it on a screen
  4. The worker scans it with their phone camera and opens it directly — the app is designed to fit the phone screen

For how to receive notifications and prompt data entry on a phone, see Field Mobile.