Open API for integrations

Comments: 23

• 26 Apr, '18
  PMoore

  Definitely support this! Would be HUGE.

• 06 Aug, '18
  Quentin

  This will be amazing.
  A plus for all the evernote ecosystem.

• 03 Oct, '18
  Assaf

  Please do it...
  I would like to integrate with our confluence knowledge base

• 17 Nov, '18
  Joe

  I believe this would be huge for Rocketook as then the opportunities are endless.
  
  Can be an extra income stream..
  It brings more services on board.
  It can bring more users in actually buying the notebook (people who;d otherwise go somewhere elsE)
  Allow scustomization,
  
  Basically, you become THE option once some Devs and Designers jump on board.

• 23 Dec, '18
  Werner

  This would make the Rocketbook integration into custom software possible.
  Maybe start with a basic Webhook system, where Rocketbook will HTTP POST the file to a custom URL.

• 27 Dec, '18
  Chris

  The integration could be as simple as hitting a web endpoint and let the service figure out what to do. E.g.: set up custom destination to "Other - Web" and enter an address like "https://example.com/api/documents" and have it just post the document and possibly the OCR text.
  
  I'm currently working around this by having it send to a specific email account and then I have a service that checks the email account for new messages then takes the OCR text and adds to/removes from my todo list.

• 12 Jan
  Wies Karimi

  this would be legendary. for the consumer to not be restricted by note-taking apps, and for the developer to have this awesome tool be integrated within their software

• 27 Jan
  Kelli

  This would be amazing. I love my Rocketbook, but i can think of so many more uses for it if I could do custom integrations via an API.

• 30 Jan
  Nico Suarez

  Even a simple webhook system like Werner and Chris suggested already would be AMAZING!

• 05 Mar
  Wies Karimi

  The possibilities are literally endless. Use an obscure note taking app. BOOM Rocketbook'd. Have a to-do list app. BOOM Rocketbook'd. Calculator with basic word processing. BOOM Rocketbook'd. The ball is in your court.

• 07 Mar
  Paul

  Is this a reality? it would be perfect for my app for psychologists to take notes on specific clients

• 27 May
  Anne-Marie Pedneault

  Someone just mentionned today that it would be nice to scan notes and upload them to our in-house management application. The orc content in our db and the PDF in the client file.

• 21 Jun
  Luke

  This would be ideal for me, I've been scheming ways of having a camera set up permanently facing my whiteboard, then colour in a marker when you're ready for upload... this would make it a breeze!

• 12 Jul
  William

  Please do this. Thanks

• 31 Jul
  Yancarlo Mondriguez

  This would make the RBook a freaking hyperspeed-rocketbook!

• 31 Jul
  Lauren

  Yeah this. Unfortunately it's unlikely to get the support it deserves since many people don't know what an API is or how to do anything with it even if it were available so they don't immediately understand how beneficial it would be even to them.

• 08 Aug
  Panos

  Yes please, would love to be able to grab the OCR and image off the rocketbook server to use in custom workflows and webhooks!

• 09 Aug
  Chris L

  Please! I found this thread looking to see if there was any support for this already! I was considering setting up a way to post to a Discord, as well as for a work related project.

• 16 Aug
  Eric Shepherd

  Would absolutely love this. I can think of at least half a dozen integrations I want or need badly enough to write them myself.

• 18 Aug
  Dan

  I have been using the Remarkable Tablet for sometime and I feel that nothing quite does what you all have exquitely figured out. Open an API to tap into your software and change a whole community of note takers in one shot!

• 07 Sep
  Richard

  It would be fantastic.... get community developers on-board

• 04 Oct
  Nathan Harvey

  Before a webhook option is added, the workaround for the time being is to set up an email account for the purpose (Gmail or Outlook.com will both work fine, let's pretend you got aaff22@gmail.com), then make an IFTTT account using aaff22@gmail.com, and set up a new applet that when your aaff22@gmail.com sends a message to trigger@applet.ifttt.com, it will call (whatever webhook you wanted).
  Then just set up a rule in aaff22@gmail.com to forward new mails to trigger@applet.ifttt.com.

• 09 Oct
  Ezra

  An open API would rocket your product usability out of this world. I hope you prioritize this!