Overview 

This part will focus on platform-specific documentation

Up to this point, the documentation has focused on concepts and APIs that are shared across all platforms. From here on, the documentation is split into platform-specific sections:

While both SDKs are designed to follow the same core principles and maintain API consistency wherever possible, there are some differences to be aware of.

Why the Split? 

Although we strive to keep the APIs aligned between platforms, each platform has its own ecosystem, conventions, and technical requirements. As a result:

Some features may be implemented differently Certain platform-specific capabilities may only exist on one platform Initialization, lifecycle handling, or permissions may vary

These differences are documented in the respective platform sections.

What Stays Consistent 

Across both iOS and Android SDKs, you can expect:

A shared conceptual model Similar naming conventions for core APIs Equivalent feature sets whenever platform constraints allow

This ensures that moving between platforms—or supporting both—remains as seamless as possible.