Web integrations
Pull alerts and map points from a web service on a schedule, with request chains, response mapping and a per-integration health check.
Menu → Settings → Devices & services → Integrations → Web integrations.
What an integration is#
A URL the app fetches on a schedule, a mapping from the response to alert fields (position, type, name, expiry), and rules for what to do with the result: pins on the map, alerts as you approach, a toast on failure. Integrations can sign in first, run a chain of requests, run a small script on the response, and decode compact binary formats.
Add one#
Tap + and fill in:
- Name and URL, with the method, headers and body.
- Schedule: how often to fetch.
- Pre-request steps: open a page in a built-in browser to sign in, run HTTP requests and extract values from them, so the main request can reuse a session.
- Data mapping: which fields in the response are the latitude, longitude, type, title and time; value converters for formats that need it.
- Test runs it once and shows what came back.
Saved integrations run while the app is open. Switch one off without deleting it from the list; swipe for Edit and Delete. A failed run shows a toast on the map and the Web integrations chip in the status strip.
Points on the map#
Fetched points appear with the icon and colour set under Integrations → Map data, alert as you approach them like reports, and can be spoken if the notification profile allows.
Privacy#
Integrations talk only to the service you configure, from your phone. Sign-ins are kept in the phone's keychain.