A Brault shared link opens directly in Brault for iPhone when the app is installed: tap the link in Mail, Messages or Safari and iOS hands it to the app, which shows the shared files in the native viewer. Without the app, or with the link copied to the clipboard, the welcome screen's Open a shared link does the same.
Tap a link on your iPhone
- Tap the
brault.applink wherever you received it. If Brault for iPhone is installed, the app opens on the shared content; if not, Safari opens the web page and shows a banner to get the app. - If the link is password protected, enter the password the sender gave you.
- Browse, preview and, when the link allows it, comment or download. What you can do follows the access level the sender chose; access levels lists them.
You do not need to be signed in to open a shared link, and the link opens in the app even for a brandspace you are not a member of.
Paste a link on the welcome screen
- Open Brault. On the welcome screen tap
Open a shared link. - Paste the link and tap
Open. Links to abrault.appaddress, including brandspace addresses such asstudio.brault.app, are recognized; links to other sites are not.
The link opens in Safari instead of the app
- Check that Brault for iPhone is installed and has been opened at least once since installing; iOS registers the link handoff on first launch.
- Long-press the link and choose
Open in Braultif Safari offers it. - If Safari keeps opening, copy the link and use
Open a shared linkon the app's welcome screen. That path always works.
The link says it has expired or needs a password you don't have
Only the sender can extend an expired link or share its password. Ask them for a new link; the app shows the same message the web page shows, so nothing is wrong on your side.