Android Gateway
Best for simple QR setup without a dedicated PC. Discovers supported network, paired Bluetooth and connected USB printers.
Get it on Google PlayGATEWAY DOWNLOADS
Use the device that suits the site.
Connect an Android device, Windows computer or Linux system to AppClickPrint. Every gateway uses an outbound encrypted connection and the same customer account and print API.
Choose a gateway
Windows Gateway
Runs as an automatic Windows service and discovers supported network printers without requiring them to be installed. Existing Windows queues are supported too, but are optional.
Download Windows installerVersion 1.0.17 · 64-bit
Linux Gateway
Runs under systemd and discovers supported network printers without requiring CUPS setup. Existing CUPS destinations are supported too, but are optional.
Download Linux packageVersion 1.0.17 · amd64 .deb
Desktop setup
- Install AppClickPrint Gateway on a computer that can reach the printers.
- In the customer setup flow, select Add Gateway and choose Windows or Linux.
- Windows can use the personalised installer; Linux accepts the temporary setup code.
- The gateway discovers supported network printers directly and also reports any installed Windows or CUPS queues it finds.
Two desktop printing paths
Driverless discovery by default
A supported network printer does not need to be installed in Windows or configured in CUPS. The gateway finds it on the local network, inspects its capabilities and reports it to the customer portal.
Installed queues are optional
When a site already relies on a Windows printer queue or Linux CUPS destination, the gateway reports that too and can print through its existing driver and media configuration.
Native and direct output
Raw ZPL and ESC/POS remain available for matching printers. Direct Brother QL-800-series, Zebra, Toshiba, Epson and TSC PDF jobs honour the saved image-quality setting and per-job photoMode override.
One integration across platforms
Your app provisions the same customer, retrieves the same printer schema and submits to the same print endpoint whether the site chooses Android, Windows or Linux.
Windows signing notice: this initial Windows desktop release is not yet Authenticode-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may ask you to confirm the publisher before installation.