17,000+
Apps built on MeDo
Each one a potential caller of your API
Integration partner program
Builders describe an app and MeDo wires it up — payments through Stripe, data through Supabase, images through a generation model. Bring your service into that catalogue and reach developers at the moment they choose their stack.
17,000+
Apps built on MeDo
Each one a potential caller of your API
We build it
No engineering on your side
You supply the API and docs
Free
No partnership fee
No listing cost, ever
Why partner with MeDo
We build and maintain the skill. You supply the API and the docs — no engineering sprint on your side, no SDK for us to hand back to you.
Builders pick their payment processor, database, and image model while describing their app. Being a built-in skill means being the default, not a migration project.
Every app built on your skill keeps calling your API long after it ships. One integration produces recurring volume across thousands of apps.
Each partner gets a page like our Stripe and Supabase ones — indexed, linked from our integrations hub, and written to rank for your category.
Launch posts, tutorial content, and hackathon placement. MeDo was Product Hunt's #1 Product of the Day with 17,000+ apps built.
You work with the engineers building your skill, not a partnerships queue. Breaking API changes reach us before they reach users.
How it works
Send us your service, docs, and what you want from the partnership. Takes a few minutes — the form is on this page.
Our integrations team reads your API docs and tests against your sandbox. We reply within five business days, usually with questions or a short call.
We implement, test, and document the integration. You review it before launch — nothing ships with your name on it that you have not seen.
Your skill goes live with a dedicated integration page. We share usage signals and expand coverage as builders ask for more of your surface area.
What we look for
Public REST or a maintained SDK, with reference docs we can read without a sales call. Versioned endpoints and a changelog make you easy to support.
Builders should be able to get a key and make their first call without talking to anyone. Sales-gated access is hard to wire into a conversational builder.
Users need to try your service inside a generated app before committing. Sandbox credentials are the fastest path from application to shipped skill.
Published rates, or at least a published model. We tell users what a skill will cost them, and we cannot do that from an enterprise quote.
A status page, sensible rate limits, and error responses we can surface usefully. Your uptime becomes part of our users' apps.
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Everything marked with an asterisk is required. We read every application and reply within five business days — including when the answer is not yet.
FAQ
A skill is a capability MeDo can wire into a generated app on request. When a user says "let users pay with a card" or "store this in a database", MeDo reaches for the relevant skill — Stripe, Supabase, an image model — and configures it. Becoming a partner means your service is one of those options.
No. There is no listing fee or partnership fee. We build and maintain the integration at our cost, because a broader skill catalogue makes MeDo more useful.
We do. Our engineers implement the skill against your public API and keep it working. We ask you to review it before launch and to tell us about breaking changes in advance, but the implementation work is ours.
A well-documented REST API with sandbox access typically ships in two to four weeks from approval. Services that need custom auth flows, unusual protocols, or manual account provisioning take longer.
It helps a great deal but is not strictly required. What matters is that builders can test your service inside a generated app before paying. Sandbox or test credentials work just as well as a public free tier.
Users supply their own credentials for their own accounts with you. The relationship, billing, and terms stay between you and them — we configure the connection, we do not resell your service.
Yes, and it usually speeds things up. If you already maintain integrations with Zapier, Vercel, or similar platforms, your API is likely shaped in a way that ports cleanly.
Apply anyway and pick "Something else". Our current catalogue covers payments, databases, AI models, publishing, and general API connections, but it grows based on what builders ask for and what partners bring us.
It depends on the service and the volume, and it is a conversation rather than a fixed rate card. Tell us what arrangement you have in mind in the application and we will discuss it during review.
Free to join. We do the integration work. You get the usage.