Clients grant access to App Store Connect, Google Play, DNS, hosting and Stripe in one sitting, and send their logo and brand files on the same link. Every step is verified.
8 of 8 keys
Works with the platforms in your client access guide
You send a guide and hope. Your client gets stuck on roles, DNS records and invites, and a week later you're still chasing.
Theo, Northside StudioAgency
Hi Dana! To start on Monday we need access to App Store Connect, Google Play, Namecheap and WP Engine. Our guide is attached.
client-access-guide.pdfDana, Harbor FitnessClient
Which role do you need in App Store Connect? I can't find Users and Access.
Dana, Harbor FitnessClient
I've sent you my Namecheap password on WhatsApp, easier that way.
Password shared in chatTheo, Northside StudioAgency
The www record still points to Squarespace. Could you check the CNAME?
Dana, Harbor FitnessClient
Google Play says only the account owner can invite you. That was our old developer.
Theo, Northside StudioAgency
Kickoff moved to Thursday. Still waiting on Google Play and DNS.
All six done in one sitting. No passwords, no chasing.
AIFree tool, by Porter
Paste the address of the access guide you send clients today. Porter lists every platform it asks for and how one link would check each step. Free, and nothing goes to your clients.
Dana runs Harbor Fitness, the client. Theo works at Northside Studio, the agency, and sent Dana one setup link. Press the buttons on Dana's phone, or watch it run, and see each step arrive on Theo's dashboard.
Dana, Harbor FitnessClient · opens the link on a phone
getsetkeys.com/s/harbor-fitness-k7q2
Six steps, about 15 minutes. You never share a password: each step uses the platform's own sign-in or invite. You can stop and come back.
These point your domain at the new site. Copy each value into Namecheap exactly as shown.
141.193.213.10harborfitnessclub.wpenginepowered.comWhere do I add these records?
At Namecheap: open Domain List, choose Manage next to harborfitnessclub.com, then Advanced DNS. Add each record above with "Add New Record", save, then press "Check now".
Apps published under your company name need an Apple developer account enrolled as an organization. If yours isn't yet, this step walks you through it, including the free D-U-N-S number Apple asks for.
Sign in with the Google account that owns your Play Console. Northside is added to this one app, and nothing else changes.
Sign in with GitHub and approve access to one repository. Northside can push code, and nothing else changes.
Northside Studio has what it needs to start. A copy of this list is on its way to your inbox. When the project ends, this same page lists everything to hand back to you.
Theo, Northside StudioAgency · watches the dashboard
Northside Studio
Theo Marsh
Clients
Harbor Fitness On the link now
Alder and Co Legal
Brightwater Dental
Live activity
New setup link
Handover: Fernhill Bakery
The project ended on 20 October. The client's link now lists what to give back, and checks each item off.
This is a demo. Nothing here connects to a real account.
When a client gets stuck, Porter answers in seconds from that step's own instructions and the live checks, not from guesswork. If the page doesn't cover it, Porter says so and passes the question to you.
About DNS records
The check still says not found. I added both records at Namecheap.
Dana, Harbor FitnessYour A record is in. The www record still points to parkingpage.namecheap.com, so change its value to harborfitnessclub.wpenginepowered.com in Advanced DNS, then press "Check again".
That helpedAsk a personEach answer has to quote the step it relies on. Anything Porter can't back up goes to you instead.
It sees which record is missing, and a client can show where they're stuck. Screenshots are never kept.
Porter can't mark a step done or change anything. Only the platform's own checks do that.
Paste the access guide you use today, and Porter builds the steps for your first link.
Included in every plan. You see every exchange, and you can turn Porter off in Settings. Try Porter on your own access guide
Every step uses the platform's own sign-in, its own invite, or public records. Nothing is just ticked.
Each step shows the exact screens, roles and values for that platform, written for clients rather than developers.
Enter this email and choose App Manager
theo@northsidestudio.agencyCopyApple's invite email arrived. Step done.
DNS records are looked up directly and rechecked until they match.
141.193.213.10harborfitnessclub.wpenginepowered.comBoth records match
Platform invites reach your inbox and mark their step done on their own.
Stripe step verified
At launch, Google Play, GitHub, GitLab, Netlify, AWS, Google Cloud, Firebase and Sentry take one approval. The sign-in is discarded right after.
Added. Sign-in discarded.
Clients get a polite nudge until every step is done. You stop writing follow-ups.
Ask for the logo, brand guidelines, app icon or app name next to the access. Every upload is checked as it lands, and you accept it or ask again with one note.
Download all as one ZIP
Start from a template for each kind of project. Give the link a date, and the reminders count down to it.
When the project ends, a handover link walks your client back out. Each client's page shows what you still hold, and exports it as a spreadsheet.
8 platforms connect in one click at launch. 19 more launch with guided steps, confirmed by the platform's own invite email, a live DNS check or, for Shopify and Meta, you confirming the access went through. 32 follow in the order founding agencies ask for them.
The client signs in once and approves. Your team is added with the role you chose.
The client follows guided steps, and the step is confirmed by the platform's invite email or a live check. On Shopify the client sends you their collaborator request code, and you confirm once the store shows Active. On Meta the client shares assets with your business portfolio, and you confirm once they show there.
See how a client gives access on each of these platforms, step by step
App stores and mobile
Domains
Hosting and cloud
Site builders and CMS
Payments
Code, data and sign-in
Analytics and marketing
Every step uses the platform's own invite or sign-in screen. Your client never types a password into Get Set Keys, and you never receive one.
Where a step needs your client to sign in, Get Set Keys adds your team and then discards the sign-in. Nothing is kept to reuse later.
Each client's page lists who got access to what, when and how it was confirmed, and exports it as a CSV, so handover is a checklist rather than a search through old emails.
Get Set Keys launches in November 2026. Founding agencies get the lowest price it will ever have, and a say in what gets built first.
Founding plan
49 US dollars a month
Locked for 12 months. Lists at $79 a month after launch.
For your clients
For your team
Platform by platform, checked against each platform's own documentation. See all guides.
What to ask clients for at kickoff, area by area: the right role on each platform, what to start early, and how to send one request they finish.
October 24, 20266 min read SecurityYour developer asked for access. Invite them on GoDaddy, Namecheap, WordPress, Shopify or Stripe instead, and keep your password and ownership.
October 24, 20266 min read CommerceHow a merchant gives your agency collaborator access to their Shopify store with a 4-digit code, what permissions to ask for, and how to end it.
October 24, 20266 min readSomething else? Email hello@getsetkeys.com.
In November 2026. The demo on this page shows how it works, and founding agencies help decide what gets built first.
We email you within one working day with a checkout link from Dodo Payments, our payment provider. Your card is saved there and first charged when Get Set Keys launches. Cancel before launch and you pay nothing.
No. Your client opens the link you send. Each step uses the platform's own sign-in or invite, so there is nothing new to sign up for.
The step becomes a guided checklist with the exact screens to visit, and Get Set Keys checks the result wherever the platform allows it, such as live DNS records.
Yes. Pick from a ready list, such as the logo, brand guidelines, fonts, app icon, screenshots, app name or privacy policy, or ask for anything of your own as a file, a short answer, a web address or a choice. Uploads up to 100 MB are checked as they land, for example that an app icon is a square 1024 px PNG, and you accept each one or ask again with a note. If a client doesn't have something, they say so on the link.
The steps on each link and their status, the files and answers your client sends, and the sender and subject of invite emails your inbox forwards for checking. Uploaded files are deleted 30 days after the link is done, and you get an email a week before. It never stores client passwords, and one-time sign-ins are discarded after use.
Porter is the AI setup helper on every client link. It answers only from the steps on that link and the live checks, and each answer has to quote the page it relies on. When it can't, it says so and passes the question to you. It never asks for a password and can't mark a step done.
To your Questions inbox, always. When Porter answers, the question and any screenshot are also sent to our AI provider to write that answer, and are not used to train its models. Screenshots are never stored. You can turn Porter off in Settings, and questions come straight to you. The privacy policy has the details.
Yours. The link shows your agency's name, logo and colour, and can live on your own address, like setup.youragency.com. A small "Powered by Get Set Keys" line stays at the bottom.
An independent developer who ships iOS and Android apps, so the App Store Connect and Google Play steps come from first-hand use, not just documentation.
Yes. Before launch, email us and nothing is charged. After launch, cancel any time and the plan stops at the end of the month you paid for. The refund and cancellation policy has the details.
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