Getting started in Nebula Beta
This section describes how to add digital keys to your mobile devices and to how use them to unlock. Digital keys grant you the same access rights as a contactless keycard, fob or wristband, and can be used at the same installations.
This part of the guide also contains some information about using physical keys like keycards, fobs or wristbands and note that Nebula also supports passcodes. If you've been assigned a passcode, you can use it on locks that have a numeric keypad.
Digital key types
Salto Nebula supports two types of digital keys:
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| App key | A digital key residing in the Nebula mobile app on an iPhone or Android phone. You can use this option if you own an Android phone or an iPhone that's not compatible with Apple Wallet keys. |
| Apple Wallet key | A key residing in Apple Wallet on your iPhone and/or an Apple Watch. You can use this option if you own a compatible Apple device. |
Download the app
The Salto Nebula app is available for download on iPhone or Android phones. Note that if you use a supported iPhone or Apple Watch, you don't need to download the app to use your phone as a key.
For more information, see the section on Apple Wallet keys.
Download iOS
Download Android
Language
Available languages
The Salto Nebula app is available in the following languages:
- Dutch
- English
- French
- German
- Spanish
Change language
The way you change the language of the app interface depends on your device's operating system.
iOS
For Apple devices, you can change the language of the app independently from the default language of your device's operating system.
To do so, go to your device's Settings app, select Salto Nebula > Preferred Language and choose the desired language of the app.
Android
For Android devices, the app automatically detects the default language of your device. If your language is not supported in the app then the app will display in English.
To change the language of your Android device go to Settings > System > Languages & input > Languages.
This process may be different for specific models of Android devices.
See also the Google guide to changing language on an Android device.