Generate API Tokens in Savvycal Developers Section

Want to connect SavvyCal to another app, an automation, or an AI agent? You'll need an API token — and in the next minute or so, I'll walk you through creating one from scratch. Here's the quick context: an API token is like a secure password that lets outside tools talk to your SavvyCal account on your behalf. SavvyCal actually gives you two pieces — a public key and a private key — and I'll show you exactly where to find both. Let's log in and head to the Developers section.

Written By Fred

Last updated 2 days ago

Go to savvycal.com

1. Introduction

Start by signing in over at savvycal.com. Once you're in, you'll land on your dashboard, with your main menu running down the left side. That sidebar is where we're headed next.

Introduction

2. Access Settings Menu

In that left menu, look near the bottom and click "Settings." This opens up all your account configuration options, and it's where the developer tools live.

Access Settings Menu

3. Open Developers Section

Across the top of the settings page, you'll see a row of tabs. Click the one labeled "Developers." That's where your API tokens and integration tools are kept.

Open Developers Section

4. Initiate Token Creation

Under the Personal Tokens heading, click "Create a token." These personal tokens let outside apps make calls to your account, so this is exactly what we want. A small window will pop up.

Initiate Token Creation

5. Name Your Token

In that pop-up, click the name field and give your token a label. Pick something that tells you what it's for, like the name of the app you're connecting. This is just for your own reference later.

Name Your Token

6. Create the Token

Once you've named it, click "Create token." SavvyCal generates your token right away and opens a view with your two keys — a public key and a private key.

Create the Token

7. Access Token Details

Here are your two keys. The first one is your public key. Click the copy icon next to it to grab it. The public key identifies your token, so some tools will ask for this one.

Access Token Details

8. Copy Token for Use

Now the important one — your private key. For most API calls, this is the key you'll actually use. Click the copy icon beside it, then paste it straight into whatever tool you're connecting. Store it somewhere safe, like a password manager.

Copy Token for Use

And that's it. You've created an API token in SavvyCal, named it, and copied both your public and private keys for use. You're now ready to connect SavvyCal to your apps and automations securely. Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one.