Have you met anyone who loves developing integrations? No. That’s why we designed an easy developer experience that you’ll enjoy
- Simple developer experience: easy to self-host, uses industry-standard data models, and is extensible
- Builder-friendly terms: Panora is open-source, and offers generous tips for contributors
More than a devtool: Panora helps you put your product at the core of your customer's daily workflows
Your customers expect all of their tools to work well together. Panora avoids your team spending hundreds of hours building and maintaining integrations instead of your core product.
| Magic Links: Let your users grant you access to their data. Without writing code. |
| Custom Fields: Reflect in Panora the specific data points that matter to your users |
| Passthrough Requests: Interact with other software platforms in their native format. |
| Flexible Sync Settings: Businesses that need real-time update can configure Panora accordingly |
| Webhooks: Listen to one webhook to receive normalized data from various software platforms |
| 💻 Easy Developer Experience |
| 🫡 Fair Value Share: Contributors are valuable, so we've decided to let our community tip our heroes |
- Prerequisite: You should have Git and Docker installed
- Get the code
git clone https://github.com/panoratech/Panora.git
- Go to Panora folder
cd Panora && cp .env.example .env
- Start
docker compose up
You can now open your browser and go to http:https://localhost to connect to the application. Visit our Quickstart Guide to start adding integrations to your product
This guide is intended for people willing to contribute to Panora. You can follow this guide to set up a Panora development environment on your machine. You can contribute by following our guidelines.
