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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 29, 2026
Filed:
May. 29, 2024
Airship Group, Inc., Portland, OR (US);
Nathan Mark Wittstock, Portland, OR (US);
Ryan Lepinski, Portland, OR (US);
Meghan Suslak, Portland, OR (US);
Jeffrey A Towle, Portland, OR (US);
Pascal Le Levier, Paris, FR;
Michael James Herrick, Portland, OR (US);
Airship Group, Inc., Portland, OR (US);
Abstract
A computing server may receive, from an application operator, a design of an in-application user interface (UI) for display by a software application owned by the application operator. The computing server may also receive a trigger condition for displaying the in-application UI. The computing server may compile the design to a payload that includes one or more UI objects that define the in-application user interface and parameters of the UI objects. A software development kit (SDK) incorporated in a software application may monitor an event associated with a computing device at which the software application is installed. If the event meets the trigger condition for displaying the in-application UI, the SDK may receive the payload from the computing server. The SDK may cause the software application to render, based on the payload, the in-application UI in a native code of the software application.
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