Embedded browser
Loads DUST-compatible web pages with the camera and accessory permissions already wired up.
DUST Go
DUST Go is the mobile entry point for DUST-enabled web experiences. It lets teams prototype and run scanning workflows without first building a custom native app.
On-device capture
Captures DUST scans through supported optical accessories and returns the result to your web app.
Web ↔ native handoff
Bridges scan capture from native into your APID-backed web workflow with a small JS package.
Typical flow
Section titled “Typical flow”- A user opens a DUST-enabled workflow in DUST Go.
- The web app authenticates the user through AuthD.
- The app asks DUST Go to capture a scan.
- The scan is sent to the APID Identifier endpoints.
- APID identifies or verifies the Identifier, or binds it to a Thread.
For the end-to-end product workflow — what an Identifier is, when to identify versus verify, and how scans relate to Threads — see Identifiers and Scanning.
Download
Section titled “Download”
Install the package
Section titled “Install the package”When integrating a web workflow with DUST Go, install the helper package:
bun add @dustid/dust-go-connectThe package detects the DUST Go bridge from inside your page and exposes the scanner to your JavaScript. See Integrate with DUST Go for the full third-party integration walkthrough — detection, capture, and resolving scans against APID.
Hardware requirements
Section titled “Hardware requirements”DUST capture needs DUST scanning hardware; the phone camera alone cannot read a DUST marking. Which hardware depends on the platform:
- Loupe (iPhone) — a MagSafe accessory that magnifies the marking for the phone’s own camera.
- Dragon (Android) — a USB scanner that DUST Go drives directly and that takes the capture itself.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Integrate with DUST Go — add scanning to your own web app.
- React Scanner — a copy-ready component that resolves scans against APID.
- Authentication — provisioning the APID credentials your workflow needs.