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Quiny can read from and write to services you already use. Connecting is optional and everything works without it, but each connection removes questions and makes the app more yours.
| Service | What Quiny uses it for | Needed to publish? |
|---|---|---|
| Apple Developer | Submitting the app to the App Store through your account | Yes |
| RevenueCat | Subscriptions and in app purchases for digital goods | Only if you sell digital goods |
| Stripe | Card and Apple Pay payments for physical goods and services | Only if you take payment |
| Shopify | Importing products, prices, photos and stock, and keeping them in sync | No |
| GitHub | A private repository that receives every version of your code | No |
| Instagram and Pinterest | Reading your brand, photos and the look you want | No |
| AWS or Azure | Hosting on your own cloud instead of ours | No |
Before Quiny touches a service it stops and shows you exactly what it wants, for example "read one repository" and "push to a new branch", and what it will never do, such as force push or delete. Nothing happens until you say yes. Access is scoped to one repository, one store or one team at a time.
Open Settings, then Connections, and press remove next to the service. Quiny stops using it immediately and deletes the stored key or token. You can also revoke from the service's own settings; Quiny notices and tells you.
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