Open API for integrations

Comments: 5

• 18 May, '21
  AJ

  It would be amazing to have this. I love all products and use this since the wavebook. Good Jobs guys

• 17 Jun, '21
  lobi

  I see two ways to get this done in some kind:
  - make it possible to share different formats with other apps automatically - will immediately open the door for lot of use cases
  - make a plug in system like Taker on android has
  
  I would suggest to do the first one first and maybe it will be useful du have plugins.
  
  Whats nice about this idea is - I have seen there is already a request for Joplin integration, WebDav integration and so on - is that it is not directly your problem anymore.

• 24 Sep, '21
  Thomas Karafonda

  Would suggest integrating with a platform like Zapier. You then get 1000s of endpoints and developers can add more. You only need to maintain the integration with Zapier, the rest is abstracted for you. We integrate with them already and would love to have RocketBook docs fed into our platform

• 04 Nov, '21
  Mark

  I would love this, and would suggest starting with the Smart Lists. Rocketbook is great at scanning and sending information, but it's not a fully-fledged life organiser. Anybody who's organised and techie-enough to be using Rocketbook long-term will also be using other systems and tools to help manage their life: integrating with our other tools just makes sense - otherwise you're going to end up forcing us to choose between Rocketbook and other (integrated) tools. Sending PDFs/raw text as documents really minimises the value of Rocketbook is these flows: creating a proper API with webhooks will enable Rocketbook to form a powerful, tightly-integrated element of people's digital lives.

• 23 Nov, '21
  Alejandro Medina

  This Could take Rocket book to the next level! Providing an API for developers to use, allow developer to design integrations for any app and even create custom apps.