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An embedded app lets you embed your website into Fanvue. Creators discover your app on the App Store, install it, and use it right inside Fanvue — no separate logins, no copying API keys, no leaving the platform. If you already have a web app, you’re most of the way there. Fanvue renders your existing site inside the platform and tells you which creator is using it, so you can skip building sign-up, login, and account-linking entirely.

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What creators see

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Find your app on the App Store

Creators browse the App Store inside Fanvue and open your listing.
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Approve access once

The first time they open your app, Fanvue shows a consent screen listing exactly what your app can do (the scopes you requested). One approval covers everything.
3

Use your app inside Fanvue

Your app opens inside the platform, already signed in as that creator. Next time, it opens straight away — no login screen, ever.

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Why build an embedded app?

  • Distribution — your app is listed on the App Store in front of the whole Fanvue creator base.
  • Zero-friction sign-in — Fanvue tells your app who the creator is. No registration forms, no passwords, no drop-off between “installed” and “using it”.
  • Work on the creator’s behalf — with the creator’s one-time consent, your app gets full API access to act for them, even in the background after they’ve closed the app.
  • Feels native — Fanvue tells your app the creator’s active light/dark theme, so your app can match the surrounding platform and feel like a built-in part of Fanvue.
  • Get paid through Fanvue — embedded apps on the App Store can charge creators through Fanvue’s payment rails, so billing is handled for you. See App Subscriptions.

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How it works (the short version)

Your app runs in an iframe inside Fanvue. When a creator opens it, Fanvue passes your page a short-lived token that proves “this creator is using your app inside Fanvue right now.” Your server swaps that token for standard OAuth credentials and can then call the Fanvue API as that creator. Our @fanvue/builder-sdk SDK handles that whole exchange for you — most apps add a couple of files and authentication just works.

Build your embedded app

The step-by-step integration guide: register your app, drop in the SDK, and call the Fanvue API on the creator’s behalf.

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Learn more

App Types

Embedded vs off-platform apps, and the rules for listing and pricing each.

Publishing Your App

Get your app reviewed and live on the App Store.

App Subscriptions

Charge creators for your app through Fanvue’s payment rails.

Credentials & Scopes

Client IDs, secrets, and the permissions your app can request.