API Keys
Manage your keys at respectify.ai/dashboard/api-keys.
Your First Key
When you first log in after signing up, you'll be given an API key. Save it somewhere safe—for security, we don't store the full key and can't show it to you again.
If you didn't write it down, or lose it later, just create a new one.
Creating New Keys
Click Add New Key, give it a name (e.g., "Production Site" or "Dev Testing"), and save the key that appears. You can create multiple keys to track usage separately or use different keys for different environments.
Naming and Renaming
Names help you remember what each key is for—especially useful if you have separate keys for your live site and a test environment. To rename a key later, click the Rename button next to it.
Revoking Keys
Revoke keys if they've been compromised, lost, or no longer needed. Once revoked, the key can't be used—anything using it (e.g., your WordPress site) will fail until you add a new valid key to those settings.
To do this, click Revoke next to the key. You'll be asked for a reason (for your own records).
Using Your Key
For WordPress: Just paste your API key into the Respectify settings page. See our WordPress setup guide for details.
Using the API directly? You'll need to include your key in request headers. See Installation & Authentication for how to do that.
Security Tips
- Never commit API keys to version control
- Use environment variables
- Create separate keys for dev and production
- Revoke unused or lost keys