Integrating speaking.app Timer and Ah-Counter with FreeToastHost agendas

Hi FreeToastHost team,I’m Bjarte, founder of speaking.app. I created two free browser tools for Toastmasters meetings: a Speech Timer and an Ah-Counter.[url] speaking.app/toastmasters [/url]FreeToastHost Ambassador Joe Gavin looked at the tools, said, “I love these tools,” and suggested that I bring the integration idea here.I also demonstrated them to Ivory Gwin, the District 30 Director. He called them “a great tool,” said he was willing to work with me, and wants to test them in several clubs. District 30 uses FreeToastHost, which is why this integration came up.I recently completed the same type of integration with Toastmost. Its founder, David Carr, created a read-only agenda endpoint, and speaking.app now imports Toastmost meetings into both tools:[url] speaking.app/integrations/toastmost [/url]Here is a working demonstration of the optional handoff:[url] speaking.app/demo/toastmost-handoff [/url]I would like to create the same experience for FreeToastHost:

• Open in speaking.app Timer
• Open in speaking.app Ah-Counter

The selected tool would open with the meeting’s names, roles, and timings ready for review and import.This could use a small read-only JSON endpoint or a short-lived signed handoff, depending on what works best for FreeToastHost. I can build and maintain everything on the speaking.app side.Would the team be open to exploring this? Who should I work with to define the technical handoff and run a small pilot?Thanks,
Bjarte Sunde
Founder, speaking.app

Right now we are focused on the beta of FTH4. Bring this up again sometime after October and maybe then we will have time to look at our project.

Understood, thanks. I’ll follow up again after October.

In the meantime, I’ll explore a user-controlled import from the FTH4 Timer Sheet or copied agenda data from FTH3 or FTH4, so it does not require any changes from your team.

Good luck with the FTH4 beta!