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It's here: New Dashboard and Public API
- Authors
- Name
- Alex Lee
- Title
- CEO
- @alexjoelee
At Skip2, we're continuing to develop and expand our platform to accomodate more use cases and support more features. In this short post I'd like to expand on some of the features we've just released today to empower developers to use our platform more effectively.
New Dashboard
Our MVP dashboard was just not great - offering no aggregation between sites, limited views and time spans, and really poor UI/UX. That's what it was supposed to be, for the MVP, but now we've moved onto a refined and full-featured dashboard, including sparklines and charts to give you realtime insight into your traffic.
Public API
An obvious feature we needed to build and ship was a public API. Not only does this allow our customers to integrate directly with our platform, but it's also the basis for third-party tools, like a WordPress plugin with automatic cache purge.
Our full API is now available for all platform users. It must be enabled first from Account Settings, then you need to create an API key. To get started refer to the Full API documentation or tell your agent to read llms.txt.
It always feels good to ship. Feedback is welcome on the feedback page.