SDK Downloads
All Keme Support SDK packages are available for direct download below. Each SDK is also available via its native package manager — use the install commands shown on each card for the fastest setup. All packages target SDK version 1.2.0, released June 15, 2026.
environment: "sandbox" in your SDK configuration to point at https://sandbox.api.kemegames.com/v1.Agent Workspace App
The Keme agent app is an installable Progressive Web App (PWA) that lets your support team triage and reply to tickets from a phone or tablet — no app store required. It shares the same inbox, threads, and status workflow as the desktop workspace, and delivers push notifications for new and assigned tickets. Available on the Growth and Scale plans.
To install: open the link above on your device, sign in with your agent credentials, then choose Add to Home Screen (iOS Safari: Share → Add to Home Screen · Android Chrome: menu → Install app). Enable notifications from the bell icon in the inbox to receive push alerts.
SDK Packages
Download a package directly or use your platform's native package manager. The install commands below show the recommended integration path for each platform.
June 15, 2026
2.4 MB
1// settings.gradle.kts — add Keme Maven repo2dependencyResolutionManagement {3 repositories {4 maven { url = uri("https://maven.kemegames.com/releases") }5 }6}78// app/build.gradle.kts — add dependency9dependencies {10 implementation("com.kemegames:support-android:1.2.0")11}
June 15, 2026
3.1 MB
1// Package.swift — Swift Package Manager2dependencies: [3 .package(4 url: "https://github.com/kemegames/keme-support-swift.git",5 from: "1.2.0"6 )7],8targets: [9 .target(10 name: "YourTarget",11 dependencies: ["KemeSupport"]12 )13]1415// CocoaPods (Podfile)16pod 'KemeSupport', '~> 1.2.0'
June 15, 2026
8.7 MB(includes editor tools)
1// Add to Packages/manifest.json2{3 "dependencies": {4 "com.kemegames.support": "https://github.com/kemegames/keme-support-unity.git#1.2.0"5 }6}78// Or via the UPM window:9// Window → Package Manager → + → Add package from git URL:10// https://github.com/kemegames/keme-support-unity.git#1.2.0
June 15, 2026
12.3 MB
1# 1. Extract the plugin archive2unzip KemeSupport-UE5-1.2.0.zip -d "YourProject/Plugins/KemeSupport"34# 2. Add to YourProject.uproject5{6 "Plugins": [7 { "Name": "KemeSupport", "Enabled": true }8 ]9}1011# 3. Regenerate project files and rebuild12# Right-click .uproject → Generate Visual Studio Project Files
June 15, 2026
156 KB(minified)
1# npm2npm install @keme/support-js@1.2.034# yarn5yarn add @keme/support-js@1.2.067# pnpm8pnpm add @keme/support-js@1.2.0
June 15, 2026
45 MB
1# Extract the sample bundle2unzip keme-samples-all-1.2.0.zip34# Contents:5# samples/android-demo/6# samples/ios-demo/7# samples/unity-demo/8# samples/js-web-demo/9# samples/README.md
Release Notes
A summary of changes across all SDK platforms for each release version. For detailed per-platform changelogs, see the individual SDK guide pages.
Checksums
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Sample Projects
Each sample project demonstrates a complete Keme Support SDK integration on its target platform. Clone from GitHub or download the ZIP to get started immediately. Samples are kept in sync with the latest SDK release.
A complete Android game project demonstrating in-game support widget integration, ticket creation flow, AI Copilot surface, and push notification handling for support updates.
A SwiftUI iOS project showing full Keme SDK setup with support overlay, ticket history view, deferred deep linking from support notifications, and sandbox environment configuration.
A Unity 2022 LTS project that demonstrates the Keme support panel, custom theming via ScriptableObject, Blueprint event triggers, and editor-time SDK configuration tools included in the package.
A Next.js web application demonstrating the JavaScript SDK — floating support widget, headless mode integration, webhook event logging, and full TypeScript type coverage.
.env.example or platform-equivalent configuration file. Copy it to .env.local and fill in your SDK key and App ID from the Keme dashboard to run the sample against your own tenant.