API Access for Developers
Allow API access and possibly webhooks so that clubs can hire their own development team to build on top of this platform. A very large part of these feature requests can be built by the clubs themselves if there was an API to tap into. Zapier is okay, but it’s additional money and complexity. It is also very limited. Right now, I am simply using Zapier as a pass through service into my own server to avoid the high costs of the platform.
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Instructor TBA
Aug 6
I’m currently rebuilding our website as a React app and would love to display the schedule natively and fully styled and branded like our own website. An API for the schedule would be at the top of my list.
Isaac Buchanan
Nov 7, 2025
Hi @James Sgarella thanks for using our feature suggestions tool, a public API is definitely something we want to have one day. Could you let me know what sort of use case you would want to use it for? It would give us a better idea of what endpoints could be the most valuable in future.
BEND
Nov 7, 2025
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Access to API for custom club uses
Accessing the class timetable data (including location) so we can display classes on a map on our website for users to browse.