Expanded SDK

Tiquo's Website SDK now ships as a hosted package alongside the existing @tiquo/dom-package, so operators can add Tiquo authentication, bookings and product surfaces to Webflow, Framer, WordPress or another site without a build pipeline.

Technical teams can already use @tiquo/dom-package to build a custom site themselves instead of having Tiquo build it. The hosted package gives teams without developers another option. Add a snippet to Webflow, Framer, WordPress or another site to display Tiquo login, booking and product features. Tiquo manages updates, so you don't need a build step or someone to track new package versions.

What's new

Hosted package

• •Drop-in script that runs on any site, no build step required
• •Works in Webflow, Framer, WordPress, Wix, or plain HTML
• •Managed and updated by Tiquo; you don't ship a new version when the API changes

Feature parity with @tiquo/dom-package

• •Passwordless customer login (email OTP)
• •Customer profile, orders, bookings, and wallet cards surfaced on your site
• •Editable profile fields and custom customer parameters
• •Analytics events wired to your Tiquo customer records

How it works

Copy the hosted-package snippet from Settings into your site's head, or use a Webflow / Framer embed block. Add Tiquo data attributes to your markup to display customer information, orders, bookings, wallet cards and login forms. The hosted package hides logged-out forms when a customer signs in and updates the page when their authentication state changes. You can still use @tiquo/dom-package for a fully custom build.

Where to find it

Settings > Website SDK.