An AT app is a web app you already know how to write — rendered inside the AppointmentTrader shell at a clean /apps/{id} URL, with a sidebar entry, theme sync, and a scoped SDK token for the active user. Read AT data, place bids, publish to the community feed, install into a user’s portal beside our own surfaces.
Drop your app id, entry URL, and menu allowlist into /config/atv2-apps.php. The host page at /apps/{id}/{subpath} renders the v2 shell, surfaces your menu in the sidebar, and embeds your entryUrl in a sandboxed iframe.
First-party apps (same origin) hit /v1/... directly with the user’s session. Third-party apps (cross-origin) request capabilities through a postMessage broker — the same bridge that gates publishing, profile reads, transaction lookups. Theme sync, navigation, and auth flow through automatically.
Once registered, your app appears as a row in the AT sidebar — alongside Home, Trending, Sellers. Users navigate into it the way they navigate into any other surface. Subpath changes flow over postMessage; the parent owns the address bar so internal navigation feels native, not iframed.
The same API surface that powers AppointmentTrader, exposed to your app with the scope you ask for and the user has granted.
The AT community newsfeed is just another endpoint. An app can compose a post, attach media, mention users, and ship it — same rate limits, same verification gates, same composer the platform uses internally. A bidding bot announces a fill. A loyalty tool celebrates a guest’s 100th transaction. An Encore widget posts the night’s recovered cover.
POST /v1/community/set_create_post
Per-session 15-second composer throttle · account verification gate · identical to the in-app composer.
Posting from an app uses the user’s identity, not the app’s. You ask, they grant, you post on their behalf. Revocable from any sidebar moment.
A user's full transaction ledger — deposits, payouts, refunds, fee receipts. Renders inside the AT shell, sidebar entry, the legacy module wrapped as an app on day one.
Buyer/seller messaging tied to live transactions. Same iframe model: legacy module re-rendered inside /apps/chat/ with no rewrite, picks up theme toggle and inline navigation for free.
A user's system-wide alert center — bid filled, transaction confirmed, message received. Subscribes to the same /v1/notification topics any third-party app can.
A hotel's internal concierge dashboard — intake form, reward calculator, member-pickup feed — rendered for the front-of-house team. Talks to the AT bidding endpoints via the SDK; pushes guest-fill receipts back into the property's PMS.
A restaurant manager's “released seats tonight” surface. Lists what Encore is filling in real-time, the diners who paid, which book entry to update. SDK-token-scoped to a single property.
A surface that doesn't exist yet — a shopping-clienteling app for a luxury house, a tee-time futures dashboard for a club, a venue-side transcript of every bid placed against a property.
The clearest fit for App Development today is partner-built internal tooling: a hotel concierge dashboard that talks to AT bidding, a restaurant Encore floor view that surfaces tonight’s recovered cover, a sales surface that lets a luxury house clientele a list of AT-active guests. The capability broker is reserved for exactly this — partner apps requesting AT-provided actions in a sandbox the platform owns.
If you’re already in the Elevé or Encore programs, an internal app is the natural next step. Your team builds the surface; we expose the data, the auth, and the install rail.
API Integration is your stack calling AT from outside — you own the UI, the users, the distribution; you just want AT data. App Development is the reverse: you ship a UI inside AT — a sidebar entry, a clean URL inside our shell, install into a user’s portal. Same endpoints under the hood; different reach. The right call when your users already live on AT or you want them to.
Anything the AT web app does, scoped by what the user has granted. Read market data, location search, public profiles. With a scoped API key plus a per-user grant: place bids, watch transactions, subscribe to webhook topics, post to the community newsfeed on the user’s behalf. Capabilities are declared in the app manifest and granted at install — users see the same scopes you ship with, and revoke from a single screen.
Yes. POST /v1/community/set_create_post with {boardId, title, body} — the same endpoint the in-app composer uses. The post arrives with the user’s name on it (your app posts on their behalf, not as itself), and the same per-session 15-second throttle and account-verification gates apply. Apps that need to ship public-feed updates are exactly what this surface was built for.
Today, registered apps live in /config/atv2-apps.php and surface as sidebar rows for everyone. The DB-backed registry with per-user enable rows is in progress — users will install from a discovery surface, scopes will be reviewed at grant time, and the sidebar entry will appear in their portal alongside Home, Trending, Sellers, and Partners. For partner-built internal tools, install is per-property and not visible to other tenants.
No. The host strips the v2 shell when serving your URL inside the iframe and wraps the body in a minimal envelope. Same index.php handles full-page mode and embed mode — you don’t even need to detect ?embed=1. We literally wrapped three legacy modules (Transactions, Chat, Notifications) as v2 apps on day one with no code changes. The bridge script is auto-injected; you only ship one if you’re cross-origin.
The host owns it. URLs always read /apps/{appId}/{subpath} — never the iframe’s real origin. Your app emits a {type:'navigated', path} postMessage when it changes routes; the parent calls history.pushState to keep the address accurate. Reloads, back-button, deep links — all native, all clean. The user never sees an iframe seam.
Free distribution. We revenue-share only on transactions an app originates — if the app drives a bid that AT fills, we split the fee; if the app is purely a tool that doesn’t move money, there’s no charge. Free tier on the API (10k calls/mo on user-scoped endpoints) covers most internal partner tools end-to-end. No SaaS, no per-seat license.
A 20-minute call with the partnerships lead. We’ll walk through the manifest, the SDK, the install path, and what your users would actually see in their sidebar.
Already in Elevé or Encore? An internal app is the natural next step. Back to Partner Programs.
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Welcome to AppointmentTrader ("AppointmentTrader", "we", "our" or "us"), operated by AppointmentTrader, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, with its principal office at 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958. AppointmentTrader provides an online platform where users can post, share, buy, and sell time-based appointments, bookings, or similar opportunities ("Postings").
By using AppointmentTrader, you ("User", "you", or "your") agree to comply with these Terms and Conditions ("Terms"). If you do not agree, do not use the platform.
AppointmentTrader is a neutral online marketplace. We do not offer, arrange, promote, endorse, broker, or guarantee any posting on the platform.
You must be at least 18 years old to use AppointmentTrader. By using the platform, you represent and warrant that you meet this requirement.
We reserve the right to suspend or terminate accounts at our discretion, including for violations of these Terms.
All content, Postings, and information posted on AppointmentTrader ("User Content") is the sole responsibility of the user who submits it.
By posting User Content, you grant AppointmentTrader a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to display, distribute, and use the content on the platform as needed to operate the service.
You may not post content that is:
AppointmentTrader reserves the right, but has no obligation, to remove content that violates these rules.
AppointmentTrader does not endorse, validate, or guarantee any:
We do not participate in or arrange transactions between users. Users are solely responsible for negotiating, fulfilling, and managing their own Postings and transactions.
AppointmentTrader enables users to post and transact Postings. We are not a party to any transaction between users. We do not buy, sell, arrange, or guarantee any posting.
Payments and payouts may be processed through third-party providers (such as Stripe, Square, or Dwolla). Payouts are subject to account verification, fraud prevention measures, and compliance with platform rules, including those related to user trust and safety. To disincentive bad actors, AppointmentTrader reserves the right to hold payouts for up to 180 days in cases of suspected fraud, abuse, or violations of platform standards.
Any fees charged by AppointmentTrader — such as posting fees, account verification fees, or payout processing fees — are solely for access to and use of the AppointmentTrader platform. These fees are independent of the underlying transactions between users.
We may request documentation (such as identification or tax information) to verify accounts. We reserve the right to delay or restrict payouts, suspend accounts, or take other actions in cases of suspected fraud or policy violations.
AppointmentTrader may link to third-party websites or services. We are not responsible for the content, practices, or policies of those third parties.
We may suspend or terminate your account or access at any time for violations of these Terms or at our discretion.
The platform is provided "AS IS" and "AS AVAILABLE" without warranties of any kind, express or implied.
We do not warrant that the platform will:
Users assume full responsibility for interactions and transactions on AppointmentTrader.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, AppointmentTrader's total liability is limited to $100.
We are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages.
You agree to indemnify and hold harmless AppointmentTrader, its affiliates, and its officers and employees from claims, damages, or expenses related to:
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, USA. Users agree to attempt to resolve disputes informally before pursuing formal action.
AppointmentTrader is an interactive computer service under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. We are not liable for user-submitted content or user conduct. We do not create, develop, or control user Postings, and we are not responsible for the legality, accuracy, or fulfillment of Postings or transactions.
We may update these Terms at any time. Continued use of the platform after updates constitutes agreement to the new Terms.
AppointmentTrader respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users to do the same.
If you believe that any content posted on AppointmentTrader infringes your copyright, you may submit a notice under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) by providing the following information in writing:
Please send DMCA notices to: abuse@appointmenttrader.com
AppointmentTrader reserves the right to remove content that allegedly infringes without prior notice and at its sole discretion. In appropriate circumstances, AppointmentTrader may terminate accounts of repeat infringers.
For general inquiries: support@appointmenttrader.com
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Summary: AppointmentTrader is a neutral platform hosting user-submitted Postings. We do not offer, arrange, promote, or guarantee any postings. Users are responsible for their own transactions and outcomes.