GetSetKeys gets web and app agencies into their clients' accounts at the start of a project. Most agencies send an access guide and then wait, while the client picks a role that can't do the job or sends a password and a two-factor code over WhatsApp. With GetSetKeys you send one setup link instead. Your client sees each platform as a step in plain words, with a button to the right screen and your team's email already filled in. Each step is verified as it happens: one click for Google Play, GitHub, AWS and a few others, a live lookup for DNS records, and the platform's own invite email for App Store Connect, Stripe, WP Engine, Webflow and most others. Your client never types a password into GetSetKeys, and you never receive one. The same link collects the logo, brand guidelines and app icon, and checks each file as it arrives. The client gets up to three reminders, timed to your due date if you set one, so you aren't the one chasing. When the project ends, a handover link takes the client through removing your team from each platform, and the client's page in your console keeps a record of who had access to what. GetSetKeys launches on 30 November 2026 with 27 platforms. Ten founding agencies get $49 a month, locked for 12 months, with nothing charged until 30 December.