Screen editor for AirPairLink
Place, move and configure the components your iPhone remote-control screen will show.
Design board
Scan to connect
Scan this code with the AirPairLink App Clip, pick a Bluetooth device, and the screen the clip builds for it appears here. Save sends your edits back to the phone.
From a screen here to a device in hand
A short walkthrough of the scan-to-connect flow your screens are delivered through: a QR code on the device, an App Clip on the phone, and the layout you built above already on screen.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to write the JSON by hand?
No. Drag the components onto the board and set them up in the Properties panel — the editor writes the screen document for you. The Raw tab shows that same document if you would rather edit it directly; it is validated before it is applied, so a typo stops at the panel instead of reaching a device.
What do I do with the screen once I have designed it?
Download config saves the screen document the board is showing. The AirPairLink App Clip renders that document, so a new screen — or a change to an existing one — ships as a config rather than as a new build in the App Store review queue.
Ready to put your own screens in your users' hands?
Tell us about your device, the controls it needs and how your users reach it — we'll help you take a screen from this board to a working App Clip, with the backend and device integration behind it.