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Welcome to Encore

Encore earns you revenue from moments your app already owns: at a moment your user just earned, your app presents a premium brand offer (a real perk a brand funds to acquire customers) at no cost to you. Every new project starts with this Reward Users use case; add Reduce Churn later if you sell subscriptions.
The easiest way to get started is through our Dashboard, which provides a step-by-step guided experience for setting up your app.

Get Started in Four Steps

1

Create Your Account

Visit dashboard.encorekit.com and create your account.You’ll gain instant access to the Dashboard where you can manage your apps, configure offers, and access SDK credentials.
Use your work email for faster verification and team collaboration features.
2

Choose Your Framework and Platforms

The onboarding wizard starts by asking how you’re building:
  1. Pick your framework: React Native, Flutter, or Native.
  2. Pick the platforms you want to integrate: iOS, Android, or both. Picking a cross-platform framework pre-selects iOS + Android for you.
Integrating directly over REST with no SDK? Pick API as your platform instead; you’ll get one app and one publishable key. Start with the API Reference overview and its Rewarded Actions guide.
All platforms in a project share the same API keys, and you can add more platforms later.
3

Add Your App

Instead of typing your app details by hand, Encore looks them up from the store:
  • iOS: paste your App Store URL or just the numeric App Store ID (e.g. 123456789). Encore pulls your app’s name, icon, and bundle ID from the App Store automatically.
  • Android: paste your Play Store URL or your package name (e.g. com.your.app). Encore pulls your app’s name and icon from Google Play.
Encore shows a preview of what it found (you can tweak the name). If the lookup can’t find your app, you can enter the name manually and continue.
Your app is now registered, and your API keys are generated and ready to use.
4

Follow the Quickstart

After the wizard, the Dashboard walks you through a customized Quickstart for your stack. Every new project starts on Reward Users, which needs three steps:
  1. Install the SDK: add Encore to your project
  2. Configure at app start: initialize the SDK with your API key
  3. Present offers when users earn something (on web, Present offers on your success screen): present a reward sheet at a moment your user just earned
To add Reduce Churn, choose Add a use case in the Your use cases bar. Its track adds the steps Reduce Churn needs. On mobile they are: present offers in your cancel or paywall flow, hand purchases to your subscription manager, resume the user’s flow when they dismiss, connect your store, and forward webhooks so Encore can track subscriptions. On web, the track itself lists its steps.
The portal tracks your progress and provides code snippets specific to your app’s configuration.

Integration Progress

Alongside the Quickstart, the Dashboard shows an Integration Progress tracker that confirms your setup end to end. Reward Users needs only the first step; the other two belong to Reduce Churn, with a Connect store step per platform:
1

Install Encore

Encore confirms the SDK is installed, configured with your API key, and presenting offers.
2

Connect store (Reduce Churn)

You connect your store catalog (the Connect store step) and pick the subscription Encore offers. This is where you upload your store credential so Encore can auto-sync your products: an App Store Connect API key for iOS or a Google Play service account for Android.
3

Forward webhooks (Reduce Churn)

You forward store notifications (App Store Server Notifications / Google Play Real-Time Developer Notifications) so Encore tracks subscription lifecycle events.

Choose Your Use Case and Platform

The use-case and platform pickers live on the Welcome page: start there to choose what you’re building and the SDK or API for your stack.

What You’ll Build

By completing the guided setup, you’ll be able to:

Reward Users

Earn bounty revenue by celebrating a purchase, streak, or milestone with a brand-funded reward.

Reduce Churn

Recover subscription revenue by presenting an offer in a cancel flow or after a paywall decline.

Manage Users

Identify users so offers and attribution follow them across devices.

View Analytics

Track claims, completions, and payout per use case, and offer performance per placement.

Need Help?

The Dashboard is available to all Encore customers. If you don’t have access:
  1. Visit dashboard.encorekit.com to create an account
  2. Contact admin@encorekit.com if you encounter any issues during registration
Your account will be activated immediately upon registration.
Your API keys are generated automatically when you add an app; there’s no need to contact the Encore team. Each project has these keys, shared across all its platforms:
  • Live (pk_live_…): publishable, safe to ship in client code (production). This is the key the SDK uses in its X-API-Key header.
  • Test (pk_test_…): publishable, for staging and local development. Serves a fixed set of demo offers instead of your own inventory, so you can rehearse a full claim without a live campaign. See what a test key serves.
  • Secret / Server (sk_live_… / sk_test_…): server-side only; used to generate HMAC signatures for authenticated requests. Never expose it in client code.
To retrieve them yourself:
  1. Log in to dashboard.encorekit.com
  2. Open your project’s Settings → Project API Keys (the keys are also surfaced during the Quickstart)
  3. Copy the Live, Test, or Secret key you need
Third-party webhook tokens are different. If you forward subscription events through RevenueCat or Superwall, those integrations use a separate webhook token (rcw_… / swl_…) that Encore provisions for you; see Configure Analytics with RevenueCat or Configure Analytics with Superwall.
Yes, experienced developers can follow our detailed technical documentation for each platform. However, you’ll still need to:
  1. Create an account at dashboard.encorekit.com
  2. Add your app to obtain SDK credentials
  3. Follow the platform-specific documentation:
The Dashboard provides the easiest experience with progress tracking and personalized guidance. The detailed documentation is recommended for advanced configurations, CI/CD pipelines, and custom integration scenarios.
Currently, Encore supports:
  • iOS (Swift) - Full support with SwiftUI and UIKit
  • Android (Kotlin/Java) - Full support with Jetpack Compose and Google Play Billing
  • React Native (TypeScript) - Cross-platform support with native iOS and Android bridges
  • Flutter (Dart) - Cross-platform support with native iOS and Android bridges
  • Web (JavaScript/TypeScript) - Full support with React, Vue, Angular, and vanilla JS
Check the Dashboard or contact support for the latest platform availability.

Ready to Get Started?

Go to Dashboard

Create your account and start integrating Encore in minutes.
Questions? Contact our support team at admin@encorekit.com for assistance.