Connect your CMS

WordPress (and WooCommerce)

1. In Lyntcast, open Sites → Connect WordPress and enter your site address.
2. You are sent to your own site’s Authorize Application screen (/wp-admin/authorize-application.php). Sign in if asked and approve the application named “Lyntcast”.
3. Back in Lyntcast, the connection is saved. Lyntcast immediately replaces the Application Password that passed through your browser with a fresh one and deletes the original.
4. Optional but recommended: install the Lyntcast plugin. If it is installed, it is configured automatically.

Deleting through Lyntcast: Move to Trash (restorable).

Manual setup: use an account with the Editor role for posts and pages. For WooCommerce products, the account must also be able to manage products (Shop manager or Administrator).

WooCommerce products appear as the content type wc-products, using the same connection: prices, sale prices and dates, descriptions, SKU and stock.

Application Passwords need HTTPS (or a local development site).

Webhook: The plugin reports every change automatically. Without it, any webhook plugin can send post updates to the site’s webhook URL.

Shopifybeta

1. In Shopify admin, open Settings → Apps and sales channels → Develop apps and create an app named “Lyntcast”.
2. Under Admin API scopes, grant read_products and write_products.
3. Install the app and copy the Admin API access token (it starts with shpat_ and is shown once).

Deleting through Lyntcast: Archive the product (undoable).

Products, variant prices and compare-at prices are supported. Variant fields are addressed as variants.v<id>.price. Lyntcast uses the Admin GraphQL API (version 2026-10 by default).

Tested against a simulated API; not yet against a live store.

Webhook: Shopify admin → Settings → Notifications → Webhooks → Create webhook: “Product update”, format JSON, paste the site’s webhook URL.

Sanity

1. Open sanity.io/manage, choose your project, then API → Tokens → Add API token.
2. Name it “Lyntcast” and give it Editor permissions.
3. Copy the token, and note the Project ID shown at the top of the project page.

Deleting through Lyntcast: Delete, with a snapshot so undo restores the document.

Changes publish by default or can be saved as a draft. Portable Text is diffed word by word.

Webhook: sanity.io/manage → API → Webhooks → create, trigger on create, update and delete, paste the site’s webhook URL.

Contentful

1. In Contentful, open Settings → CMA tokens and generate a personal access token named “Lyntcast”.
2. Copy the token (it starts with CFPAT-). The account it belongs to must be able to edit and publish entries in the space.
3. Find the Space ID under Settings → General settings.

Deleting through Lyntcast: Unpublish and delete, with a snapshot; undo recreates the entry with the same ID.

Webhook: Settings → Webhooks → Add webhook, select Entry events, paste the site’s webhook URL.

Ghost

1. In Ghost admin, open Settings → Integrations → Add custom integration and name it “Lyntcast”.
2. Copy the Admin API key (not the Content API key). It looks like 64f…:a1b…: a 24-character ID, a colon and a 64-character secret.

Deleting through Lyntcast: Unpublish (undoable).

Posts and pages are supported: title, HTML, excerpt, slug, feature image, featured flag, meta and Open Graph fields, and tags.

Webhook: Settings → Integrations → your Lyntcast integration → Add webhook: event “Post updated” (and “Page updated”), paste the site’s webhook URL.

Strapi 5

1. In Strapi admin, open Settings → API Tokens → Create new API Token.
2. Name “Lyntcast”, token type Full access, duration Unlimited. Save and copy the token.

Deleting through Lyntcast: Permanent in Strapi, so deletes always need approval; undo recreates the entry from the snapshot.

A change can publish or be saved as a draft; saving a draft leaves the live version untouched.

Webhook: Settings → Webhooks → Create new webhook: paste the site’s webhook URL and tick Entry: create, update, delete, publish, unpublish.

Webflowbeta

1. In Webflow, open Site settings → Apps & integrations → API access → Generate API token.
2. Grant CMS: read and write and Sites: read. Copy the token.
3. Copy the Site ID from Site settings → General (24 characters).

Deleting through Lyntcast: Archive the item (undoable).

CMS collection items are supported. Tested against a simulated API.

Webhook: Site settings → Apps & integrations → Webhooks → Add webhook: trigger “Collection item changed”, paste the site’s webhook URL.