Hyper for RevenueCat

What Hyper reads

Hyper does not keep a copy of your RevenueCat data. It reads it live each time you ask, from every project that you allowed when you connected. It can read customers with their subscriptions, purchases, paid access (entitlements), custom details, invoices, and virtual currency balances. It finds a customer only by exact email or RevenueCat ID. It can also read your apps, products, and entitlements. It can read offerings (the sets of products that your app shows), packages (the plans in an offering, such as monthly or yearly), paywalls (the purchase screens in your app), virtual currencies (in-app coins), and webhooks (messages that RevenueCat sends to your servers). It can read your revenue numbers and charts, such as monthly recurring revenue (MRR), revenue, active subscriptions, trials, cancellations (churn), refund rate, and how much each customer pays in total (lifetime value).

What Hyper can do

Give a customer free access until a date that you choose, and take it back. Move a customer's purchases to another customer. Create and delete customers, and change their details. Change virtual currency balances. Refund and cancel purchases made with RevenueCat Web Billing, RevenueCat's own checkout for the web. Refund one Google Play payment, which does not end the customer's access. Create, change, and delete apps, products, entitlements, offerings, packages, virtual currencies, and webhooks. Archive products, entitlements, offerings, and virtual currencies. Create a product in App Store Connect. Create and delete paywalls. Hyper cannot refund or cancel App Store, Amazon, or Stripe purchases, change a paywall, or upload files. Hyper asks you before each action, unless you chose to always allow that kind of action.

Before you connect

Hyper can read every customer in the projects that you allowed, with their purchases and any personal details that your app saves, such as email. A refund sends real money back and cannot be undone. A Web Billing refund also ends the customer's access at once. Deleting a customer erases all of their data and purchase history for good, and changes your charts. It does not cancel their App Store, Google Play, or Stripe subscriptions. A change to a product or offering can change what your app shows to users. A webhook that Hyper creates sends your customer events to the web address in it. You can remove Hyper in RevenueCat under Account, Security, Active OAuth tokens. Your app's users can write their own details, and these can hide instructions that try to trick an assistant, so check each change before you approve it.