Dbrij Apps, SDKs and packages

Get Dbrij on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux and the browser, and build it into your own product with every SDK and package: Node, Python, Go, Swift, Kotlin, Flutter and React Native SDKs, the dbrij command line, plugins and drop in scripts.

Every stack covered

TypeScript 10 packages
JavaScript 8 packages
Node.js 5 packages
Browsers 11 packages
React Native 4 packages
Capacitor 3 packages
Python 1 package
Go 3 packages
Swift 2 packages
iOS 6 packages
Kotlin 2 packages
Android 6 packages
Dart 4 packages
Flutter 4 packages
Docker 1 package
Kubernetes 1 package
Command line 1 package

Every SDK and package

@dbrij/secrets

Load an environment's secrets into a Node app with a machine token and open them on your own server.

SDK · TypeScript · npm · Runs on Node 20+

Values are sealed with keys Dbrij never holds and opened on your server
One request per load; refresh sends the last ETag, so an unchanged environment costs a tiny 304
Keeps serving the last good copy for an hour when Dbrij cannot be reached, and never hides a refusal
watch follows the environment and calls you when values change
A machine with write access can set and delete, sealed here before anything leaves
Key management: encrypt, decrypt, sign and verify with keys that never leave Dbrij

Install

npm install @dbrij/secrets

Quick start

import { DbrijSecrets } from '@dbrij/secrets';// Reads DBRIJ_SECRETS_TOKEN and DBRIJ_SECRETS_ENV from the environment.const secrets = new DbrijSecrets({ environment: 'production' });await secrets.load();const databaseUrl = secrets.get('DATABASE_URL');secrets.injectEnv(); // or put every value into process.env

dbrij-secrets

Load an environment's secrets into a Python app with a machine token and open them on your own server.

SDK · Python · PyPI · Runs on Python 3.9+

Values are opened on your server; only the first two parts of the token are ever sent
refresh asks with the last ETag, so an unchanged environment costs one small request
Serves the last good copy for an hour when Dbrij cannot be reached
watch asks again every 30 seconds in a background thread and calls you on a change
Login keys sign in with the identity your CI or cloud already has
Key management: encrypt, decrypt, sign and verify with keys that never leave Dbrij

Install

pip install dbrij-secrets

Quick start

from dbrij_secrets import DbrijSecrets# Reads DBRIJ_SECRETS_TOKEN and DBRIJ_SECRETS_ENV from the environment.secrets = DbrijSecrets(environment="production")secrets.load()database_url = secrets.get("DATABASE_URL")secrets.inject_env()  # or put every value into os.environ

github.com/DbrijHQ/secrets-go

Load an environment's secrets into a Go service with a machine token and open them on your own server.

SDK · Go · Go module · Runs on Go 1.24+

Standard library only, and safe to share across goroutines
Refresh asks with the last ETag, so an unchanged environment costs one small request
Serves the last good copy for an hour when Dbrij cannot be reached; NoFailSoft turns that off
Watch follows the version stream and calls you when values change
Set and Delete seal values here and are refused if the environment moved meanwhile
Key management: encrypt, decrypt, sign and verify with keys that never leave Dbrij

Install

go get github.com/DbrijHQ/secrets-go

Quick start

import dbrijsecrets "github.com/DbrijHQ/secrets-go"// Reads DBRIJ_SECRETS_TOKEN and DBRIJ_SECRETS_ENV from the environment.secrets, err := dbrijsecrets.New(dbrijsecrets.Options{Environment: "production"})if err != nil {	log.Fatal(err)}if _, err := secrets.Load(ctx); err != nil {	log.Fatal(err)}databaseURL, _ := secrets.Get("DATABASE_URL")

Dbrij Secrets operator

A Kubernetes operator that keeps a Secret in your cluster in step with an environment in Dbrij Secrets.

Kubernetes operator · Go · Container image · Runs on Kubernetes, linux/amd64, linux/arm64

A DbrijSecret names the project, environment, folders and the Secret to write
Values are opened inside the cluster with the machine's key half, which never reaches Dbrij
Asks with the last version it has, so no change means one small request and no write
Restarts the workloads you list when values change, no more often than the cooldown
Never takes over a Secret it did not make, and never writes a value it could not open
Signs in with a machine token or with its own service account

Install

kubectl apply -f https://dbrij.com/secrets-operator/0.1.0/install.yaml

Quick start

apiVersion: secrets.dbrij.com/v1alpha1kind: DbrijSecretmetadata:  name: api  namespace: shopspec:  project: shop  environment: production  target:    name: api-secrets  auth:    tokenSecretRef: { name: dbrij-token, key: token }  rolloutRestart:    - { kind: Deployment, name: api }

Dbrij relay

A small relay you run inside a private network so Secrets server access can reach its servers and databases without opening a port.

Service you run · Go · Container image · Runs on Docker, linux/amd64, linux/arm64

Never listens on a port: it asks Dbrij for work over HTTPS and connects out
Dials only the hosts and ports its allow list names
Never receives a password or key; the access gateway signs in through it
One static binary on the Go standard library, running as a non root user
Its token only asks for work, and replacing it in Dbrij stops the old one at once

Install

docker run -d --name dbrij-relay --restart unless-stopped \  -e DBRIJ_RELAY_TOKEN=dbsr_... \  -e DBRIJ_RELAY_API=https://api.dbrij.com/api/v1 \  -e DBRIJ_RELAY_ALLOW=10.0.0.0/8:22,10.0.0.0/8:5432 \  ghcr.io/dbrijhq/dbrij-secrets-relay:0.1.0

Quick start

# relay.env, readable only by you:#   DBRIJ_RELAY_TOKEN=dbsr_...#   DBRIJ_RELAY_ALLOW=10.0.0.0/8:22,10.0.0.0/8:5432docker run -d --name dbrij-relay --restart unless-stopped \  --env-file relay.env \  ghcr.io/dbrijhq/dbrij-secrets-relay:0.1.0

@dbrij/ship

The Ship core for JavaScript apps: feature flags, remote config, the kill switch and the update decision in one check in.

SDK · TypeScript · npm · Runs on React Native, Capacitor, Node, Any runtime with fetch

One check in returns flags, config, the kill switch and any update
Caches the last good answer so getFlag and getConfig work offline; the kill switch is never cached
A stable random device id buckets rollouts, and Ship stores only its hash
signal reports release health so a rollout can pause itself
disabled honours an opt out: nothing is sent at all
Drives the React Native and Capacitor plugins for code push

Install

npm i @dbrij/ship

Quick start

import { createShip } from '@dbrij/ship';import AsyncStorage from '@react-native-async-storage/async-storage'; // or any getItem/setItem pairconst ship = createShip({  appKey: 'shp_...',  channel: 'production',  binaryVersion: '1.2.0',  platform: 'android',  storage: AsyncStorage,});const { killSwitch } = await ship.checkIn();if (!killSwitch && ship.getFlag('new_checkout')) {  // ...}const apiUrl = ship.getConfig('api_url', 'https://fallback.example.com');

@dbrij/ship-react-native

Code push for React Native and Expo: signed bundle updates, verified on the device, with a boot canary that reverts a bad bundle.

Plugin · TypeScript · npm · Runs on React Native 0.71+, iOS 13+, Android (updates on Android 13 and later), Expo development and store builds

Checks the sha256 and the ed25519 signature against your pinned keys before a byte is applied
A bundle that crashes before notifyAppReady is reverted on the next start and reported
Staged updates apply on the next launch; mandatory ones restart at once
The Expo config plugin points the release build at the newest verified bundle on every prebuild
Fails closed on Android below 13, and the store bundle is always the fallback

Install

npm i @dbrij/ship @dbrij/ship-react-nativecd ios && pod install

Quick start

import { createShip } from '@dbrij/ship';import { notifyAppReady, syncShipUpdates } from '@dbrij/ship-react-native';import AsyncStorage from '@react-native-async-storage/async-storage';const ship = createShip({ appKey: 'shp_...', channel: 'production', binaryVersion: '1.2.0', platform: Platform.OS, storage: AsyncStorage });// In your root component, once the first screen mounts:useEffect(() => {  notifyAppReady(ship)    .then(() => syncShipUpdates(ship, { signPublicKeys: ['BASE64_KEY_FROM_DASHBOARD'] }))    .catch(() => undefined);}, []);

@dbrij/ship-capacitor

Live updates for Capacitor and Ionic apps: your built web assets as a signed bundle, verified on the device, with boot canary rollback.

Plugin · TypeScript · npm · Runs on Capacitor 5+, Ionic, iOS 13+, Android (updates on Android 13 and later)

A release is a zip of your built web assets, uploaded on the Ship dashboard
Verifies the sha256 and ed25519 signature against your pinned keys before unpacking, with a zip slip guard
A bundle that never reaches notifyAppReady is reverted on the next start and reported
Staged updates serve on the next launch; mandatory ones reload at once
The app's own assets stay as the fallback that cannot be touched

Install

npm i @dbrij/ship @dbrij/ship-capacitornpx cap sync

Quick start

import { createShip } from '@dbrij/ship';import { notifyAppReady, syncShipUpdates } from '@dbrij/ship-capacitor';import { Preferences } from '@capacitor/preferences';const ship = createShip({  appKey: 'shp_...',  channel: 'production',  binaryVersion: '1.2.0',  platform: 'capacitor',  storage: {    getItem: async (k) => (await Preferences.get({ key: k })).value,    setItem: async (k, v) => Preferences.set({ key: k, value: v }),  },});await notifyAppReady(ship);await syncShipUpdates(ship, { signPublicKeys: ['BASE64_KEY_FROM_DASHBOARD'] });

dbrij_ship

Ship for Flutter and Dart: feature flags, remote config, a kill switch and store version policy, plus asset packs you change without a store release.

SDK · Dart · pub.dev · Runs on Dart 3+, Flutter on iOS and Android

One check in resolves flags, config, the kill switch and the store version verdict for each device
Answers from the cache offline, and your shipped fallbacks run on first launch
Asset packs: files your app reads at runtime, staged and rolled back like any release
Packs are checked against their sha256 and a signature before they are unpacked
signal and runGuarded report release health so a rollout can pause itself

Install

flutter pub add dbrij_ship

Quick start

import 'package:dbrij_ship/dbrij_ship.dart';final ship = Ship(  appKey: 'shp_…',  channel: 'production',  binaryVersion: packageInfo.version,  platform: Platform.isIOS ? 'ios' : 'android',  storage: PrefsShipStorage(), // any getItem/setItem pair);try {  await ship.checkIn();} catch (_) {}if (ship.getFlag('new_checkout')) { /* … */ }final banner = ship.getConfig('banner', '');

dbrij_ship_rfw

Server driven Flutter screens for Ship: Remote Flutter Widgets blobs that ride in asset packs and roll out like any release.

Plugin · Dart · pub.dev · Runs on Flutter 3.16+

A blob composes only widgets your app registered, so nothing downloaded runs as code
A required local fallback renders on first launch, offline and under the kill switch
Events a blob raises go to your own Dart code
publishShipValues lets blobs read your flags and config
A pack tool compiles .rfwtxt and refuses anything executable

Install

flutter pub add dbrij_ship_rfw

Quick start

import 'package:dbrij_ship_rfw/dbrij_ship_rfw.dart';final ui = ShipRemoteUi(assets: assets, widgets: createMaterialWidgets());await assets.restore();await ui.loadAll(['checkout']);ui.publishShipValues(ship);ShipRemoteWidget(  ui: ui,  name: 'checkout',  fallback: (context) => const LocalCheckoutScreen(),  onEvent: (name, args) {    if (name == 'checkout.begin') startCheckout(args);  },)

resolve-widget.js

A support bubble for any website: one script tag opens your Resolve desk in a panel on the page.

Script for your site · JavaScript · Served by Dbrij · Runs on Browsers

A floating bubble opens the desk's portal; your page's styles are never touched
Signed users go straight in with a user hash made on your server
Tickets start prefilled with your signed in user
Matches your page's light or dark theme and the desk's brand colour
window.DbrijResolve.identify sets the user after your own sign in

Install

<script src="https://resolve.dbrij.com/resolve-widget.js" data-desk="rk_..." defer></script>

Quick start

<script src="https://resolve.dbrij.com/resolve-widget.js"  data-desk="rk_..."  data-email="ada@example.com"  data-user-hash="HMAC_FROM_YOUR_SERVER"  defer></script>

@dbrij/resolve

Resolve inside Capacitor, Ionic, Cordova and web apps: the support screen, signed sign in and the unread badge.

SDK · TypeScript · npm · Runs on Capacitor, Ionic, Cordova, Browsers, Any runtime with fetch

openResolve shows the desk's own support center: tickets, screenshots, replies and fixes to confirm
Signed sign in with a user hash from your server, or an emailed code once per device
unread gives the badge count and keeps the session in your storage
Brand, answers and hours come from the desk, with no app update
Zero dependencies

Install

npm install @dbrij/resolve

Quick start

import { openResolve } from '@dbrij/resolve';const screen = openResolve({  desk: 'rk_...',  identity: { email, name, externalId, userHash }, // userHash from your server  onClose: () => {},});// screen.close() from your own back button

@dbrij/resolve-react-native

Resolve for React Native and Expo: your support desk as a screen in your app, with signed sign in, screenshots on tickets and the unread badge.

SDK · TypeScript · npm · Runs on React Native 0.71+, Expo, React 18+

ResolveSupport is the desk as a screen in your app
useResolveUnread checks on mount, on return to the front and every minute while in front
Signed sign in with a user hash from your server
Customers attach screenshots to their tickets
resolveSignOut ends the session from your own sign out

Install

npm install @dbrij/resolve-react-native react-native-webview

Quick start

import AsyncStorage from '@react-native-async-storage/async-storage';import { ResolveSupport } from '@dbrij/resolve-react-native';export function HelpScreen({ navigation }) {  return (    <ResolveSupport      desk="rk_..."      identity={{ email: user.email, name: user.name, externalId: user.id, userHash: user.resolveHash }}      storage={AsyncStorage}      onClose={() => navigation.goBack()}    />  );}

DbrijResolve

Resolve for iOS in Swift: your support desk as a screen in SwiftUI or UIKit, with signed sign in, screenshots on tickets and the unread badge.

SDK · Swift · Swift Package Manager · Runs on iOS 15+, Swift 5.9+

ResolveSupportView for SwiftUI and ResolveSupportViewController for UIKit
ResolveClient.unread gives the badge count, with the session kept in the Keychain
Signed sign in with a user hash from your server
Screenshots on tickets from the photo library or the camera
No dependencies

Install

.package(url: "https://github.com/DbrijHQ/resolve-ios", from: "0.1.0")

Quick start

import DbrijResolvelet me = ResolveIdentity(email: user.email, externalId: user.id, userHash: user.resolveHash).sheet(isPresented: $showHelp) {    ResolveSupportView(desk: "rk_...", identity: me) { showHelp = false }}

com.github.DbrijHQ:resolve-android

Resolve for Android in Kotlin: your support desk as a screen in your app, with signed sign in, screenshots on tickets and the unread badge.

SDK · Kotlin · JitPack · Runs on Android 6+ (API 23)

ResolveSupport.open shows the desk as a screen that closes with its button or the back gesture
ResolveClient.unread gives the badge count from a coroutine
Signed sign in with a user hash from your server
Screenshots and documents attach through the system picker

Install

// settings.gradle.kts, under dependencyResolutionManagement.repositoriesmaven { url = uri("https://jitpack.io") }// app/build.gradle.ktsimplementation("com.github.DbrijHQ:resolve-android:0.1.0")

Quick start

import com.dbrij.resolve.ResolveIdentityimport com.dbrij.resolve.ResolveSupportResolveSupport.open(    context,    desk = "rk_...",    identity = ResolveIdentity(email = user.email, externalId = user.id, userHash = user.resolveHash),)

dbrij_resolve

Resolve for Flutter: your support desk as a screen in your app, with signed sign in, screenshots on tickets and the unread badge.

SDK · Dart · pub.dev · Runs on Flutter 3.16+, iOS, Android

ResolveSupport is the desk as a widget you push like any screen
ResolveClient.unread gives the badge count
Signed sign in with a user hash from your server
Screenshots through the system file picker on Android and the photo library on iOS
signOut ends the session from your own sign out

Install

flutter pub add dbrij_resolve

Quick start

final resolve = ResolveClient(desk: 'rk_...', storage: MyStorage());Navigator.of(context).push(MaterialPageRoute(  builder: (ctx) => Scaffold(    body: SafeArea(      child: ResolveSupport(        desk: 'rk_...',        client: resolve,        identity: ResolveIdentity(email: user.email, externalId: user.id, userHash: user.resolveHash),        onClose: () => Navigator.of(ctx).pop(),      ),    ),  ),));

glass.js

The Glass tracker for websites: page views, clicks, custom events and session replay from one script tag.

Script for your site · JavaScript · Served by Dbrij · Runs on Browsers

Sends events in batches every 5 seconds or at 20 waiting, and once more when the page closes
Follows route changes in single page apps through the history API
Replay is recorded by a second file, fetched only for sessions the sample picks
No cookies and no fingerprinting; Global Privacy Control turns off replay and identify
glass.track and glass.identify for moments your code names
Never breaks the page: every part is wrapped and fails silently

Install

<script src="https://glass.dbrij.com/glass.js" data-site="gk_your_site_key" defer></script>

Quick start

<script src="https://glass.dbrij.com/glass.js" data-site="gk_your_site_key" defer></script><script>  // once the tag has loaded  glass.track('signup', { plan: 'pro' });  glass.identify('user_1234', { plan: 'pro' });</script>

@dbrij/glass-native

Glass analytics for React Native: sessions, screens, taps and events in the same dashboard as your website.

SDK · TypeScript · npm · Runs on React Native, Any runtime with fetch

screen, track, identify and tap, with hooks for the app going to the foreground or background
Batches 20 events or every 5 seconds, and flushes when the app goes to the background
An offline queue of up to 500 events, sent on the next launch
Stops sending when the monthly quota is used up or the site is paused
No cookies, no fingerprinting and no replay; setDisabled stops and clears everything
Never throws into your app

Install

npm install @dbrij/glass-native

Quick start

import AsyncStorage from '@react-native-async-storage/async-storage';import { AppState, Dimensions, Platform } from 'react-native';import { createGlass } from '@dbrij/glass-native';export const glass = createGlass({  siteKey: 'gk_your_site_key',  platform: { os: Platform.OS === 'ios' ? 'ios' : 'android', device: 'mobile', appVersion: '1.4.2' },  storage: AsyncStorage,  screen: Dimensions.get('screen'),});AppState.addEventListener('change', (state) => {  if (state === 'active') glass.onForeground();  else if (state === 'background') glass.onBackground();});glass.track('signup', { plan: 'pro' });

glass-tracker.swift

The Glass tracker for native iOS apps, as one Swift file you drop into your project.

SDK · Swift · Served by Dbrij · Runs on iOS, Other Swift platforms with Foundation

One file with no dependencies beyond Foundation
On iOS it follows the app lifecycle for you: flushes on background, refreshes on foreground
screen, track, identify and tap, the same calls as every Glass tracker
A random visitor id in UserDefaults; no advertising id and no fingerprinting
Batches of 20 or every 5 seconds, with a queue that survives being offline

Install

curl -O https://dbrij.com/glass-tracker.swift

Quick start

let glass = GlassTracker(siteKey: "gk_your_site_key", appVersion: "1.4.2")glass.screen("Checkout")glass.track("signup", props: ["plan": "pro"])glass.identify("user_1234", traits: ["plan": "pro"])glass.tap(xPct: 48, yPct: 88, label: "buy-button")

GlassTracker.kt

The Glass tracker for native Android apps, as one Kotlin file you drop into your project.

SDK · Kotlin · Served by Dbrij · Runs on Android

One file using only the Android SDK
Built with an Application, it follows the activity lifecycle for you
screen, track, identify and tap, the same calls as every Glass tracker
All work on one background thread, and nothing ever throws into your app
A random visitor id in SharedPreferences; no advertising id and no fingerprinting

Install

curl -O https://dbrij.com/GlassTracker.kt

Quick start

val glass = GlassTracker(application, GlassTracker.Config(    siteKey = "gk_your_site_key",    appVersion = "1.4.2",))glass.screen("Checkout")glass.track("signup", mapOf("plan" to "pro"))glass.identify("user_1234", mapOf("plan" to "pro"))glass.tap(48.0, 88.0, "buy-button")

glass_tracker.dart

The Glass tracker for Flutter apps, as one Dart file you drop into lib.

SDK · Dart · Served by Dbrij · Runs on Flutter, Dart with dart:io

One file using only dart:io and dart:convert
screen, track, identify and tap, the same calls as every Glass tracker
Wire the lifecycle with a WidgetsBindingObserver and screens with a NavigatorObserver
Memory by default; back GlassStorage with shared preferences to keep the queue across launches

Install

curl -O https://dbrij.com/glass_tracker.dart

Quick start

final glass = GlassTracker(GlassConfig(  siteKey: 'gk_your_site_key',  platformOs: Platform.isIOS ? 'ios' : 'android',  appVersion: '1.4.2',));glass.screen('Checkout');glass.track('signup', {'plan': 'pro'});glass.identify('user_1234', {'plan': 'pro'});

@dbrij/search

Dbrij Search in the browser: a typed client, click and conversion tracking, a headless controller, ready made widgets and React components.

SDK · TypeScript · npm · Runs on Browsers, React 17+ for the components

SearchClient for search, suggestions, answers and recommendations
Clicks and conversions attributed to the search that produced them
mountSearch and mountAutocomplete widgets, styled with CSS variables
Unstyled React components from @dbrij/search/react
createSearch, the headless controller under the widgets and components
Anonymous user tokens that join a profile when the person signs in

Install

npm install @dbrij/search

Quick start

import { SearchClient } from '@dbrij/search';const client = new SearchClient({ key: 'dbrij_live_your_search_key' });const results = await client.search('products', { q: 'running shoes', facets: ['brand'] });client.insights.clickedAfterSearch({ index: 'products', queryId: results.queryId, objectIds: ['sku-1'], positions: [3] });

search.js

Search on any website with one script tag: box, refinements, results and pages, or a panel that opens from your own search box.

Script for your site · JavaScript · Served by Dbrij · Runs on Browsers

Draws the whole search inside an element, starting from the query in the page address
Or opens a panel over the page from your own input, and from the slash key anywhere
Refinements, a fixed filter, answers and plain language filters, all set on the tag
Built from the npm package source, so the two never drift apart
Everything is on window.DbrijSearch for anything custom

Install

<script src="https://search.dbrij.com/search.js" async  data-key="dbrij_live_your_search_key"  data-index="products"  data-target="#search"></script>

Quick start

<div id="search"></div><script src="https://search.dbrij.com/search.js" async  data-key="dbrij_live_your_search_key"  data-index="products"  data-target="#search"  data-facets="brand,category"></script>

@dbrij/storage

Buckets, uploads, delivery links and image transformations from Node or the browser.

SDK · TypeScript · npm · Runs on Node 18+, Browsers

buckets.list and buckets.create
objects.upload gets a presigned address, sends the bytes straight to the store and confirms them
delivery.url makes permanent links for public objects and signed, expiring ones for private
transform builds resize, crop, format and quality options for images
presetUpload lets a browser upload through a preset with no key
Zero dependencies

Install

npm install @dbrij/storage

Quick start

import { DbrijStorage, transform } from '@dbrij/storage';const storage = new DbrijStorage({ keyId: process.env.DBRIJ_KEY_ID!, secret: process.env.DBRIJ_KEY_SECRET! });const bucket = await storage.buckets.create('my-assets');await storage.objects.upload(bucket.id, 'images/logo.png', bytes, { contentType: 'image/png' });const link = await storage.delivery.url(bucket.id, 'images/logo.png', { transform: transform({ width: 800, format: 'auto' }) });

storage-widget.js

An upload window for any web page: people pick files and they land in your bucket through an upload preset, with no key in the page.

Script for your site · JavaScript · Served by Dbrij · Runs on Browsers

DbrijStorage.open shows a drop zone with progress for each file
DbrijStorage.attach turns your own button into an upload button
The preset sets the folder, the accepted types, the size limit and the origins allowed
Bytes go straight to the store through a presigned address, then each file is confirmed

Install

<script src="https://storage.dbrij.com/storage-widget.js"></script>

Quick start

<script src="https://storage.dbrij.com/storage-widget.js"></script><script>  DbrijStorage.attach(document.querySelector('#upload'), {    preset: 'dbup_…',    onUploaded: (file) => console.log(file.deliveryUrl),  });</script>

forms-embed.js

Put a Dbrij form on any website with one script tag, as a button that opens it or inline in the page.

Script for your site · JavaScript · Served by Dbrij · Runs on Browsers

A button that opens the form over the page in a centred window
Inline mode puts the form in the page and grows it to fit
Button words and colour are set on the tag
The form loads only when somebody asks for it
No globals and inline styles only; several forms on one page each work on their own

Install

<script src="https://app.dbrij.com/forms-embed.js" data-form="job-application" data-label="Apply now" async></script>

Quick start

<script src="https://app.dbrij.com/forms-embed.js" data-form="job-application" data-mode="inline" data-height="720" async></script>

reach-form.js

A floating contact button for any website that opens a Dbrij form in a panel.

Script for your site · JavaScript · Served by Dbrij · Runs on Browsers

A round button in the corner opens the hosted form in a panel over the page
Stacks above the Resolve support bubble when both share a corner
Steps aside while the support chat is open
Loads the form only when a visitor opens it; Escape closes it

Install

<script src="https://dbrij.com/reach-form.js" data-form="YOUR_FORM_SLUG" data-origin="https://dbrij.com" defer></script>

Quick start

<!-- before </body> --><script src="https://dbrij.com/reach-form.js" data-form="YOUR_FORM_SLUG" data-origin="https://dbrij.com" defer></script>

proof-capture.js

A Report a bug button for your own web app that files each report, with the errors the page hit, into your company's bug triage.

Script for your site · JavaScript · Served by Dbrij · Runs on Browsers

Keeps the last console errors and failed requests from the moment it loads
Never sends a request or response body, nor a query string
Reports carry the page, the browser, an optional screenshot and the Glass visit when Glass runs
window.dbrijBugs.open and report for your own button or form
Draws its form in a shadow root, so your styles and its styles never mix

Install

<script src="https://dbrij.com/proof-capture.js" data-key="pc_..." async></script>

Quick start

<script src="https://dbrij.com/proof-capture.js" data-key="pc_..." data-build="2.4.1" data-button="off" async></script><script>  document.querySelector('#report').onclick = () => window.dbrijBugs.open();</script>

dbrij

The Dbrij command line: deploy to Hosting from any directory, run your app with its Dbrij Secrets, and cut Ship releases from your CI.

Command line · TypeScript · npm · Runs on Node 20+

dbrij deploy packs this directory and ships it, with no repository connection or webhook
Sign in once with a code you confirm in your browser, or set DBRIJ_TOKEN in your CI
Leaves out node_modules, .env files and keys, and follows .gitignore and .dbrijignore
dbrij secrets run starts your command with its secrets opened on this machine
dbrij ship uploads bundles and asset packs and moves rollouts
dbrij mcp lets an AI coding assistant deploy for you, while anything costly stays a request you approve

Install

npm i -g dbrij

Quick start

npm i -g dbrijdbrij login      # confirm the code in your browserdbrij link       # point this directory at a servicedbrij deploy     # ship it

dbrij-sdk.js

A single file JavaScript client for the Developer API: meetings, calls, chat, media uploads and realtime tokens.

SDK · JavaScript · Served by Dbrij · Runs on Node 18+, Browsers

Meetings: create, list, end, record, and mint join tokens for your own users
Calls inside a conversation that ring its members
Conversations and messages: send, react, edit, delete, mark read and read receipts
Signed media uploads, with a browser helper that returns an attachment
Unwraps every response and throws DbrijError with the status

Install

curl -O https://dbrij.com/dbrij-sdk.js

Quick start

import { DbrijClient } from './dbrij-sdk.js';const dbrij = new DbrijClient({ apiKey: process.env.DBRIJ_API_KEY });const meeting = await dbrij.createMeeting({ title: 'Demo', host: { externalUserId: 'user_1' } });const { url, token } = await dbrij.mintToken(meeting.id, { externalUserId: 'user_2' });

Dbrij is Nigeria’s company operating system: the first Nigerian built platform to put team chat, video meetings, email, HR, tax compliant payroll, customer support, marketing, analytics and cloud hosting in one product on one subscription.

Everything on Dbrij

Dbrij Projects: Fund milestones into escrow, lock acceptance criteria, and release money only when work is approved. Project management where payment is part of the process.
Dbrij Meetings: HD video meetings with live captions, recordings and Deputy, the AI attendee that writes notes and turns action items into tasks.
Dbrij Slots: Share a booking link, let clients pick a time, and meet on Dbrij. Availability rules, reminders and video calls in one flow.
Dbrij Office: A personal voice and video room with an open door. Teammates drop in, knock, or wait in the hallway, just like a real office.
Dbrij Mail: Email at yourcompany.com inside Dbrij. Mailboxes, shared aliases, DKIM and deliverability handled, connected to chat and tasks.
Dbrij Arena: Company games with real leaderboards, badges and kudos. Trivia and challenges your whole team can join from chat.
Dbrij HQ: Team chat, tasks, meetings with notes that write themselves, and everybody in the company on one record. A message becomes a task, a meeting hands out its own actions, and nothing falls between three tools.
Dbrij Chat: Direct messages, groups and calls for your company. Turn any message into a task, run a poll or start a call inside the conversation, on the web and on your phone.
Dbrij Access: Roles, capabilities, direct grants with expiry and a full audit trail. See and control exactly who can do what across every Dbrij product.
Dbrij Hosting: Push code and Dbrij builds, deploys and watches it. Managed databases, custom domains, TLS, backups, uptime alerts and SEO tools.
Dbrij Docs: Write documents, build spreadsheets and present slides inside Dbrij. Versioned files, e-signatures with external signers, and Deputy editing help.
Dbrij Finance: Invoices, requisitions, bills, petty cash, payslips, books and the full Nigerian tax picture with VAT, PAYE, WHT and CIT estimates in one place.
Dbrij Pulse: Every product your company uses rolled into one live dashboard, and every company you run side by side with a briefing from Deputy. Ask questions about your own numbers in plain language.
Dbrij HR: Employee files, org chart, leave, onboarding, reviews, letters and a public careers page. HR that executes instead of reminding.
Dbrij Proof: Proof reads your repository, maps every feature, then probes the live app so you know what works before your customers find out.
Dbrij Resolve: A support desk with a website widget, portal and email in. Tickets close only when the customer confirms the fix.
Dbrij Reach: Doors, QR codes, email campaigns, forms and referral rewards that tie real revenue to real sources. Attribution from paid invoices, not vanity clicks.
Dbrij Glass: Session replay, click and scroll heatmaps, rage click detection, funnels and retention. One script tag, inputs masked by default, no cookies.
Dbrij Leads: Contacts, deals and a pipeline board for your company. Bookings, emails and paid invoices become leads and timelines automatically.
Dbrij Ship: Over the air updates, feature flags and remote config for mobile apps. Push signed bundles to React Native and Capacitor apps, flags on every stack, rollouts that halt themselves.
Dbrij Auth: The security layer of Dbrij: one tap sign in approvals with number matching on your phone, passkeys, offline codes and recovery that actually recovers. Free with every account.
Dbrij Send: Send transactional and marketing email through one API from your own domain. A timeline on every message, broadcasts, automations and webhooks, with 3,000 free emails a month.
Dbrij Ping: Send bulk SMS to every Nigerian network under your own sender name, even with no sector licence. One time codes, alerts and campaigns, with a delivery report for every message and units that never expire.
Dbrij Forms: Build forms with conditional questions, file uploads, payments and signatures, then route every response to a task, a lead, a ticket or a candidate instead of a spreadsheet row. Charts, drop off analytics and offline collection included.
Dbrij Search: Put real search in front of your own data: typo tolerant, faceted and ranked, answered in milliseconds through one API call. A search only key is safe in a browser, and the free plan needs no card.
Dbrij Notes: Write pages built from blocks, nest subpages into a company wiki, and never press save. Version history included, and Notes is free for everyone on Dbrij.
Dbrij Storage: Buckets any S3 tool can reach and a drive anyone can use, on one allowance. Versioning, lifecycle rules, signed links, access keys, and monthly transfer included. Five gigabytes free.
Dbrij Source: Host private git repositories with reviews, protected branches and backups you can actually restore, beside everything else your company runs on Dbrij.
Dbrij Registry: Check your business name with CAC for free, register a business name or a company, and have NGOs and company changes filed by an accredited partner. Dbrij follows it until the certificate is in your Drive.
Dbrij Secrets: Keep your app keys and environment variables encrypted in your browser, with a key for each environment, every change kept, and roles for who can read or write. Dbrij stores them and cannot read them.
Dbrij Forge: Describe the app you need and Forge builds a running one, with the code kept in your own repository so you are never locked in.
Dbrij Domains: Register domains including .ng, manage DNS, and connect them to hosting and company email with one click.
Dbrij Developer API: Add video meetings, chat, transactional email and support to your own product with a few REST calls. Keys, webhooks and usage billing included.

Dbrij Apps, SDKs and packages

Every stack covered

Every SDK and package

@dbrij/secrets

dbrij-secrets

github.com/DbrijHQ/secrets-go

Dbrij Secrets operator

Dbrij relay

@dbrij/ship

@dbrij/ship-react-native

@dbrij/ship-capacitor

dbrij_ship

dbrij_ship_rfw

resolve-widget.js

@dbrij/resolve

@dbrij/resolve-react-native

DbrijResolve

com.github.DbrijHQ:resolve-android

dbrij_resolve

glass.js

@dbrij/glass-native

glass-tracker.swift

GlassTracker.kt

glass_tracker.dart

@dbrij/search

search.js

@dbrij/storage

storage-widget.js

forms-embed.js

reach-form.js

proof-capture.js

dbrij

dbrij-sdk.js

Everything on Dbrij

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