Hey Product Hunt,
@zack_ashen and I are building Keet to allow developers to integrate with platforms that were previously inaccessible.
❌ Building integrations on sites with authenticated sessions is challenging.
đź’ˇ We provide APIs for any website. Developers use us to connect their customers accounts and perform actions on their behalf.
Whether it be legacy software or consumer sites, Keet manages your users' authenticated sessions and provides stable integrations. Now your AI agent can access insurance data or send automated messages on LinkedIn via Keet’s API or SDK.
âś… Its easy to connect your users accounts to any platform! We provide a Plaid style link component on both web and iOS to integrate with any web based platform.
Once your user authenticates, you call API endpoints to take actions on their behalf. For example: keetClient.linkedIn.getConnectionRequests().
Please reach out with any integration requests!
This looks really promising, Tommy! I love the idea of making previously inaccessible platforms accessible for developers. Just a quick question—does Keet support integration with lesser-known platforms too? And what’s the process if a new platform doesn’t have an API? Anyway, great job and good luck with the launch.
@noahchristopherbennett Hey Noah! We do support integrations with lesser known platforms. We have a lot of custom integrations that we do not publish publicly.
Please reach out to me and we can get started working on an integration today!
@kyrylosilin Hey Kyrylo, we actually never store the credentials of any users. We are able to keep authenticated sessions alive in headless browsers and then persist them over time.
Amazing work, @tommy_tsai1! Keet seems like it could really simplify the lives of developers by making integrations with any website possible. The Plaid-style link component is a nice touch for easy user authentication. Can you share any future plans for expanding the types of integrations Keet supports?
@renchu_song Thank you! Right now, we are building integrations based on customer requests.
The more popular consumer apps are in our docs, but we also are building a series of private integrations for legacy/API poor software that are having a huge impact for our customers!
We are really excited about both types of integrations.
I like how easy it is to connect and automate actions without needing a Chrome extension. The custom integration option is great for unique needs, but I wish the basic plan was more affordable for individual users. Overall, it seems like a solid tool for connecting with different platforms.
Hey Tommy, this looks awesome! Quick question, though—does Keet require any specific technical knowledge? I’d love to know if non-devs can set this up easily. Thanks!
@michaelturner Hey Michael, since Keet is a developer tool there is some need for basic technical knowledge, but we spend a lot of time focusing on making our docs accessible to anyone. If you want help getting setup we'd be happy to set up a time to chat and walk you through the setup process.
Big congratulations on Keet's launch! 🚀 Providing APIs for any website, especially with seamless user session management, is such a powerful tool for developers.
What’s been the most exciting integration you’ve seen so far?
Hey Zack, integration sounds cool but isn't relying too much on third-party APIs risky, what happens if the platform you're integrating with changes their authentication process, how do you handle that?
@codecraftexpert Our approach to managing the authentication process is pretty platform agnostic as there are only a limited number of ways to handle authentication on a given platform. Of course as new ways to authenticate become available we will iterate to support those as well.
@sentry_co Yes, we have our public facing services in our docs. We also have private custom integrations that we build for customers on a case by case basis.
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