# Applications

Integrating Bird SDKs into your applications, both web and mobile, allows you to create rich and connecte[^1]d user experiences using the power of BirdCRM. 

Using Bird SDKs you get access to:

* [Contact Profiles](/api/client-sdks/contact-profiles.md)
* [Push notification](/api/client-sdks/push-notifications.md)
* [Event Tracking](/api/client-sdks/event-tracking.md)
* App Inbox

Start configuring an application by going to **Developer > Applications**. From there you can tweak various settings and get code snippets to integrate Bird SDKs into your application. See the screenshot below:

## Code Snippets

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## Configurations

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### Bird SDKs

Bird SDKs can be used to build client applications on the web or on mobile devices.

* [Android SDK](/api/client-sdks/sdk-integration/android-sdk.md)
* [Swift SDK for iOS](/api/client-sdks/sdk-integration/swift-sdk.md)
* [Web SDK](/api/client-sdks/sdk-integration/web-sdk.md)

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