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# Get Installed Related Apps API

## Overview

Get Installed Related Apps API allows your web app to check whether your Android, iOS, Desktop App or PWA is installed on the user's device.

This API only allows you to check if your apps are installed on the user's device. You cannot get a list of all the installed apps, or check if other third-party apps are installed.

## Demo

<https://nectar.website/demo/web-apis/get-installed-related-apps/>

## Usage

You can refer to the code present in `/partials/web-apis/get-installed-related-apps.html` file and use it accordingly.

## Reference

[https://web.dev/get-installed-related-apps](https://web.dev/get-installed-related-apps/)


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