You can now register your own OAuth applications in Stackby and build integrations that act on behalf of your users — securely and with proper consent flows.
Register a custom OAuth 2.0 client app from your Stackby developer settings
Define scopes, redirect URIs, and display metadata for your integration
Let your end users grant your app access to their Stackby workspaces through a standard consent screen
Receive access tokens and refresh tokens your app can use to call the Stackby API on users' behalf
Go to Account Settings → Developer → OAuth Apps
Click Register New App and fill in your app name, description, homepage URL, and redirect URI(s)
Copy your Client ID and Client Secret
Implement the standard OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow in your application
Direct users to Stackby's authorization endpoint — they'll see a consent screen and approve access
Exchange the authorization code for tokens and start making API calls
OAuth registration opens Stackby to a new tier of trusted integrations. Developers and ISVs can now build deeply connected products on top of Stackby — from industry-specific tools to enterprise middleware — without requiring users to share credentials or personal API keys.