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Use Horato through REST, SDKs, webhooks, the dashboard panel, and MCP tools.

Horato is one product API for email, calendar, AI meeting notes, contacts, tasks, bookings, webhooks, and approval-safe agent actions.

Choose a surface

Use the REST API for server-side product integrations. Use the dashboard panel to operate organizations, applications, API keys, account connections, billing, and webhook health. Use MCP when an agent needs read tools and approval-gated write tools over the same action model.

  • REST API: normalized resources, external IDs, etags, raw payloads, sync cursors, and signed webhooks.
  • Panel: operational UI for setup, monitoring, billing, keys, and repair workflows.
  • MCP: resource-safe tools for search, availability, booking, task, and email workflows.

Base URLs

Production API traffic uses `https://api.hora.to`. Public docs live at `https://hora.to/docs`.

Request shapebash
curl https://api.hora.to/v1/email/messages \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $HORATO_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json"

What you can build

One API key unlocks every product domain. Each domain has its own guide; the API reference lists every endpoint.

  • Email: read, search, send, provider-native drafts, dynamic templates, scheduled send, and AI summarize/classify/extract/clean over Gmail, Microsoft 365, and custom IMAP/SMTP.
  • Calendar: calendars, events, free/busy, RSVP, and a Horato-native virtual calendar for accounts with no Google/Microsoft/Apple calendar.
  • Scheduling: white-label event types, availability, bookings, reschedule/cancel, and opt-in confirmation + reminder emails.
  • AI meeting notetaker: start a bot, fetch the post-call transcript and recording, and receive signed lifecycle events.
  • Contacts and tasks: normalized read/write across connected providers.
  • Webhooks and MCP: signed realtime events and approval-safe agent tools over the same action model.

Machine-readable docs

OpenAPI, Postman, and LLM text exports are generated from the same docs registry and spec-derived endpoint catalog.

  • `/docs/openapi.json` for schema-aware tools.
  • `/docs/postman.json` for manual API exploration.
  • `/llms.txt` for short agent discovery.
  • `/docs/llms-full.txt` for a complete plain-text docs snapshot.