A platform you can build on
A REST API for links and QR codes with least-privilege scoped keys, an OpenAPI reference, and a non-executing playground — so Snipy fits the systems you already run.
REST API
Create, read, update, and delete links and QR codes over a versioned REST API — the same engine the dashboard runs on, so behavior and limits match exactly.
Least-privilege scoped keys
Every key carries an explicit set of scopes; each endpoint requires exactly one. A key with no scopes authorizes nothing — grant only what an integration needs.
OpenAPI reference & playground
A machine-readable OpenAPI 3.1 spec generated from the live route registry, plus a request playground that previews the exact request and a sample response.
Try the API — nothing executes
Pick an endpoint to see the request shape and an illustrative sample response. Safe preview only — no calls leave your browser.
curl -X GET https://api.snipy.com/v1/links \ -H "Authorization: Bearer snipy_live_..."
Build the connection you need
An open REST API, signed webhooks and embeds. Stripe Connect handles payouts; one-click app connectors are not part of this release.
Payouts run through Stripe Connect, and Stripe handles the card details — it is the commerce spine, not an optional add-on.
Scoped API keys over the /v1 endpoints for links and QR, with an OpenAPI document you can generate a client from.
10 event types, each delivery signed and replayable, so your own service can react to what happens in Snipy.
Bio blocks, pages and forms render chromeless on your own site, so a CMS needs no plugin to host them.
One-click app integrations are not in this release
Snipy ships no connector for Zapier, Make, Slack, HubSpot, Notion, WordPress or any other third-party app, and the dashboard says the same thing: its Integrations page shows no connections and offers no connect button, because there is nothing behind one yet. Anything offering a “Snipy integration” for those tools today is not ours.
The API, the webhooks and the embeds above are how you connect Snipy to the rest of your stack in the meantime — the same surface a connector would be built on. See the developer platform.
There is no third-party app directory to show yet. This page will list apps built on the Snipy API once they exist and we can name them honestly — it will not list examples of what one might look like.