Third-party apps can connect to your House-tops account with your permission — for example, to read your public activity or act on your behalf through the API. You are always in control of that access.
How third parties connect
- Sign in with House-tops (OAuth2) — you approve exactly what an app may do on a consent screen before any access is granted.
- Scopes — each authorization is limited to specific permissions, so an app only gets what it asked for and you approved.
Review and revoke access
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Go to your Profile → Connected Apps.
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See every app you've authorized, when you authorized it, and what it can access.
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Tap Revoke to instantly cut off an app's access. It will need your permission again to reconnect.
🔒 Your data stays yours. Revoking access immediately invalidates the app's
tokens. First-party sign-in (your own logins to House-tops) is unaffected.
Building an app yourself?
If you're a developer, see Using the API and the developer documentation for API keys, OAuth2, scopes, and webhooks.