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Two booking engines, appointments and table reservations, behind one API. Scoped keys, an OpenAPI 3.1 document, and an MCP connector for AI assistants.

QuickstartAPI reference
Read this first: the two engines
Request
curl https://gaplessly.com/api/v1/organization \  -H "Authorization: Bearer sk_live_..."
Response 200
{  "data": {    "id": "8f6e2a4c-0b7d-4c1e-9a53-2d1f6b8e7c90",    "name": "Example Studio",    "slug": "example-studio",    "businessType": "appointments",    "timezone": "Australia/Sydney",    "currency": "AUD"  }}
QuickstartFrom a new API key to your first response, and the error codes to handle.API referenceAll 41 public operations, each with code samples and example responses.Build with AIConnect an assistant to the booking MCP server: five read-only tools for free times.

Recently shipped

Full changelog
  • 21 OctYour venue's own role namesRestaurants and bars now see role names that fit a venue. Manager reads as Management and Front desk as Host (front door), on the Team page, in invites and in help. What each role can do is unchanged.
  • 21 OctNew cocktail picturesEvery drink in the cocktail library has a new picture, with clear drinks tinted by their glass so they read properly.
  • 21 OctAcademy and the bar on every venue planEvery venue plan now includes Academy and the bar tools. Each plan has room for your own courses, assignments, cocktail recipes and counted bottles, with more on higher plans. Core courses, drills and the full cocktail library stay unlimited.
  • 20 OctGaplessly Academy for your teamRestaurants get a training section of their own. Short courses on service, the floor, the bar and safety, each lesson with a quick check, plus drills built from your own cocktails, tables and menu. Managers can assign a course to a role or a person with a due date, and write their own courses for house rules or opening and closing.

The basics