Server API sync
Use a Developer API key from a trusted backend job or mosque system.
- Credential: API key
- Best for profile and prayer-time sync
- Keep the key in server-side secrets
Create server API keys, then use this console to monitor, rotate, revoke, and troubleshoot existing credentials.
Only mosques you own or administer appear here.
Review server credentials separately from widget and TV display tokens.
| Name | Key ID | Permissions | Created | Last used | Status | Actions |
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Review recent server API sync attempts, request ids, failure labels, and recovery guidance for the selected mosque.
Read-only credentials for public embeds and paired screens. These cannot call Developer API write endpoints.
Choose the setup path that matches where the credential will run.
Do not put Developer API keys in websites, browser scripts, iframe embeds, TVs, or lobby displays.
Use a Developer API key from a trusted backend job or mosque system.
Use a read-only widget token and copy the iframe snippet into a mosque website.
Use a read-only display token for a smart TV, mini PC, or kiosk browser.
Send API keys from your server using the authorization header documented for the Developer API.
Review request and response shapes for the public Developer API endpoints.
Webhook delivery is not enabled for developer accounts yet. Keep external systems on scheduled syncs until webhook subscriptions are available.
Review the signed-in account and selected mosque context for this developer session.