Automation
Your own OAuth app
Register an app that people connect to their Freero account on a consent screen.
Via the API
What it does
Register an OAuth 2.1 app (authorization code with PKCE, public or with a secret) with its redirect addresses. People who connect it see its name and what it may do on Freero’s consent screen, and can revoke it at any time. Built something people can use? Submit it as a community listing.
Connect Your own OAuth app
Step 1
Register the app in Settings → Your OAuth apps, with its redirect addresses.
Step 2
Send people through /oauth/authorize; exchange the code at /api/oauth/token.
In Freero, Apps & agents → Your own OAuth app takes you straight to this step.
More automation
REST API
Read boards and add to them from scripts and services, with a token or an OAuth app.
Webhooks
Signed events about a team’s boards, sent to your endpoint as they happen.
Meeting notes import
Notes or a transcript from your meeting tool become a frame: decisions, action-item cards and notes.
n8n
Two importable n8n workflows: new GitHub issue → card, and board comment → Slack.
Make
A step-by-step Make scenario on Freero’s REST API and signed webhooks.
Zapier
Zaps that react to Freero webhooks and add items through the REST API.
Power Automate
A custom connector for Power Automate and Logic Apps, generated from Freero’s API description.
Bring your team and your agents to one board
Free to use, open source, and yours to host. No credit card, no seat count.