# Get access.

> https://meetkeely.com/developers/access · Updated 2026-11-06 · Keely, by Metrica Fit LLC

## Four steps

1. **Create a Keely account** in the Keely app, with the email you’ll use as a developer. There’s no separate developer account.
2. **Register your app** at [meetkeely.com/developers/apps](https://meetkeely.com/developers/apps): its name, what it does, its website, its redirect URIs, whether it keeps a secret, and the permissions it asks for, each with one line on why, which the person reads on the consent page. Registering accepts [the rules for apps](https://meetkeely.com/developers/rules).
3. **Connect your own account.** A new app is awaiting approval. Until it’s approved, only you, its developer, can connect, so you can build and test against your own data.
4. **Wait for approval.** Keely approves apps one by one, by hand, and writes to the email on your account. Once approved, anyone with a Keely account can connect your app.

## Test data

A developer without a Polar Loop has no data of their own to read. A sandbox account with sample data is coming; until then, your own band is the test data.

## The portal

[meetkeely.com/developers/apps](https://meetkeely.com/developers/apps) is where your apps live. You sign in with the email on your Keely account, and for each app you can:

- **Register it:** its name, what it does, its website, its redirect URIs (up to 10; a native app may use its own scheme or `http://127.0.0.1` with a port), whether it’s a confidential or a public client, and the permissions it asks for, with a line on why for each.
- **Copy its client ID**, and its client secret, which is shown once: Keely never stores it. If you lose it, remove the app and register it again.
- **See its status:** awaiting approval, approved, or suspended.
- **Add its webhook subscriptions**, send each a test, pause or delete them, and read their recent deliveries. [Webhooks](https://meetkeely.com/developers/webhooks#subscribing) has the details.
- **Remove it**, which ends every connection people made to it.