Your client grants App Store Connect, Google Play, DNS and hosting access in one sitting, on your own address. Every step is verified, so kickoff starts on time and your first invoice doesn't slip.
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The problem
You send a guide and hope. Your client picks the wrong role, pastes a password into WhatsApp and stalls on DNS. Then your lead developer spends an hour on a call, watching them look for a 2FA code. Kickoff slips, and your first invoice slips with it.
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
Took me ages to find Users and Access! I've added you as Marketing, is that the right one?
Wrong role: no builds, no TestFlightDana, 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.
First invoice moves to next monthAll six done in one sitting. No passwords, no chasing.
How it works
Dana runs Harbor Fitness, the client. Theo at Northside Studio sent her one setup link. Watch her grant access at her laptop, and see each step land on Theo's dashboard.
Every new client starts the same way. Chasing logins. Squinting at screenshots. Passwords sent by email.
Now it's one link.
Pick the platforms you need. Roles and your team's address are already filled in. Send.
Your client opens one page, with your name at the top. Six steps in plain words. No passwords.
Stuck? Porter, the setup helper, answers in seconds.
DNS is checked live. When the records match, it's done.
Invites are verified when the platform's own email arrives. Nobody sends you a screenshot.
Google Play and GitHub take one click.
Every key, verified. Your kickoff starts on time.
GetSetKeys. Send one link. Get every key.
What one link does
Every step uses the platform's own sign-in, its own invite, or public records. Nothing is just ticked.
Each step opens the right screen on the platform and shows the exact roles and values to use, 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
GitHub, GitLab, Sentry and HubSpot take one approval today, and more follow as each one is tested. The sign-in is discarded right after.
Added. Sign-in discarded.
Clients get up to three polite nudges while steps are open. 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
Pick what you're building, or one of your own templates, and the link starts with what it needs. Give it 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.
Help on every link
Porter is the setup helper on every link. When a client gets stuck, it 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 personPorter read the step and a fresh DNS lookup, so it knew which record was still wrong.
About App Store Connect
Which role do I pick? This is what I see.
users-and-access.pngDana, Harbor FitnessYour screenshot shows Marketing ticked. This step asks for App Manager, so choose the App Manager role, then click Next and Invite.
That helpedAsk a personPorter read the step and Dana's screenshot, so it knew which role to change.
About Google Play
Play Console won't let me invite anyone. Our old developer set up the account.
Dana, Harbor FitnessUsually only the account's owner or an admin can add someone. If your old developer manages Google Play for you, ask them to do this step, or tell Northside Studio here and they will sort it out.
That helpedAsk a personPorter answered from the page's own advice, and left the rest to Northside.
Each answer has to quote the step it relies on. Anything Porter can't back up goes to you instead.
It sees what each step's check found, 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
Security
Every step uses the platform's own invite or sign-in screen. Your client never types a password into GetSetKeys, and you never receive one.
Where a step needs your client to sign in, GetSetKeys adds your team and then discards the sign-in. Nothing is kept to reuse later.
When your team opens a client's link, it's a read-only preview. Every step on record was done by your client, on their own accounts.
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.
How we keep client access safe, written for your client's IT team, and our data processing agreement for your records.
AIFree tool, by Porter
Paste the address or the text 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.
Pricing
Use it on real clients today. Agencies that start before 30 November keep the founding price when they add a card: $49 a month, locked for 12 months. After that it lists at $79.
Founding price
49 US dollars a month
Less than one billable hour.
Free until 30 December, then locked for 12 months for agencies that start before 30 November. Lists at $79 a month.
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In October 2026 we read the access guides that 119 agencies, freelancers and app builders send their clients. Some ran to a dozen pages. Many still named menus the platforms renamed years ago. Too many asked the client to send a password. And none of them could tell the agency what the client had actually done.
So GetSetKeys does the part a guide can't. Each step opens the platform's own screen, and each one is checked as the client finishes it: a sign-in used once and discarded, the platform's own invite email, a live DNS record. Nothing is just ticked, and nobody shares a password.
We build and ship our own apps, so we know every screen between "please add us" and "access granted". GetSetKeys is independent and self-funded, and we answer every email ourselves at hello@getsetkeys.com.
No passwords, everEvery step uses the platform's own invite or sign-in.
Checked, not tickedA step is done when the platform says so.
Your name on every linkYour clients see your agency, not ours.
Follow the build
Never. Every step uses the platform's own invite or sign-in screen, so your client never types a password into GetSetKeys and you never receive one. Where a step needs a sign-in, it's used once to add your team and then discarded. Each client's page keeps a record of who got access to what, and when.
DNS records, GitHub, GitLab, Sentry and HubSpot work for every agency today, each checked as your client finishes it. Each new platform goes live once it's tested end to end with real accounts, and the list near the top of this page is always current.
Only what the work needs: your team's details, each link's steps and their status, and the proof each step was done, such as the sender and subject of a platform's invite email or the DNS records we found. Never a password. Files your client uploads are private to your team and deleted 30 days after the link is done. How we keep it safe is written for your client's IT team, so you can send it to them.
A guide can't open the right screen for your client, can't tell you when a step is done, and leaves room for a password to land in WhatsApp. GetSetKeys opens the right screens, verifies each step and never asks for a password, then reminds your client until every key is in. Keep your guide's wording if you like: the free checker reads it and shows what it would look like as one link.
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 GetSetKeys checks the result wherever the platform allows it, such as live DNS records.
Yours. The link shows your agency's name, logo and colour, and lives on your own address, like setup.youragency.com, on the founding plan. You add one CNAME record where your domain is managed, and the certificate follows on its own. A small "Powered by GetSetKeys" line stays at the bottom.
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. You see every exchange, and you can turn it off.
Yes. Sign up and use it on real clients until 30 December, with no card. To keep going after that, add a card in Settings, Plan: agencies that start before 30 November keep $49 a month, locked for 12 months, and nothing is charged before 30 December. If you don't add one, nothing is ever charged. The refund and cancellation policy has the details.
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