Pairing and LAN access

By default the gateway listens only on your own machine, at 127.0.0.1:8420. Turn on LAN access to let another device on your network connect. LAN access is served over HTTPS on port 8421 and is off by default. A client running on the same machine reads the loopback token from its local file directly; it does not fetch a token over HTTP.

Pairing a device

• The remote client calls POST /v1/pair/request (no token needed) to ask to connect.
• You approve the request inside the Meetily app.
• The client then polls GET /v1/pair/:id, which returns the access token once, at approval. Store it: it is shown only once.
• A paired token expires 90 days after it is minted.

Trusting the connection (certificate pinning)

LAN uses a self-signed certificate. The client trusts it by pinning its SHA-256 fingerprint, not by a certificate authority. The CLI pair command supports --fingerprint to pin the expected fingerprint.

Managing pairings (Admin scope)

• GET /v1/pairings lists pairing requests.
• DELETE /v1/pairings/:id revokes a pairing. Revocation is atomic: it removes the token and deletes that client's webhooks in one step.