This is not a mini-app platform with a standalone page users must open. When someone asks REACHE for a ride, attraction tickets, a map, a flight, or a hotel, REACHE can invoke an approved service API on demand and present the appropriate contextual UI inside the conversation.
There is no standalone storefront, app list, or mini-app home screen. A service appears with the user's need and returns them to the same conversation when the task is complete.
After a user provides an origin, destination, or time, REACHE can call quote, vehicle, order, and trip-status APIs, then show vehicle selection and live order UI.
When a user plans a visit, REACHE can surface admission, time-slot booking, venue maps, and routing services so discovery and booking continue in one conversation.
Airlines, hotels, and travel platforms can expose search, inventory, pricing, and order APIs. REACHE presents filtering and confirmation UI using dates, places, and preferences.
Providers do not need to build a separate mini-app or duplicate their frontend. Submit qualifications, expose existing service APIs and a test environment, then complete scenario testing with REACHE.
Provide company details, required industry licenses, service regions, privacy policy, and an integration contact for provider review.
Share API documentation, authentication, a test environment, and error codes. Signed requests, tokens, or OAuth can be used without rebuilding your core system.
Agree on callable actions, fields, controls, and brand elements. REACHE renders the UI in context; it is not a standalone mini-app.
Complete sandbox tests and acceptance for failures and sensitive actions. Approved capabilities are then invoked only within their reviewed scope.
// Lightweight profile: a mobility provider keeps using its own business APIs { "service_id": "acme.ride_hailing", "capabilities": ["quote", "create_order", "order_status", "cancel_order"], "base_url": "https://api.acme.com/reache", "auth": "signed_request", "scenario_ui": ["vehicle_selector", "price_quote", "trip_status"], "confirm_before": ["create_order", "cancel_order"] }
Services appear only when users need them. Invocation scope, data use, and consequential actions must remain clear and controllable.
REACHE reviews the provider and each capability separately. Approval never means unrestricted access; production calls remain limited to the accepted scope.
Verify the company, industry qualifications, service scope, privacy policy, and integration owner.
Confirm endpoints, authentication, rate limits, callbacks, errors, and test data.
Validate triggers, fields, confirmations, failure fallback, and the fulfilment journey.
Launch approved capabilities and continuously monitor stability, compliance, and service quality.
Leave your service or company name and contact details. We will first review qualifications, available APIs, and applicable scenarios, then arrange integration review.