The Syntic Console vs the Syntic app

Syntic has two web apps that share one account. The Syntic app at app.syntic.ai is where you chat, create and manage your plan. The Syntic Console at platform.syntic.ai is the developer side, where you create API keys, try models in a playground and buy API credit.

Which one do I need?

I want to…	Use
Chat with Amara, generate images, organize projects	Syntic app
Change my profile, appearance or notifications	Syntic app, Settings
Invite people and manage roles	Syntic app, Settings → Members
Upgrade, downgrade or cancel my plan	Syntic app, plans page and Settings → Billing
Create or revoke an API key	Either: Settings → API Keys in the app, or API Keys in the Console
Try a model before writing code	Console, Playground
Buy API credit, see recharge history, export records	Console, Billing section; or the app’s plans page, API Credits tab
Read the API documentation	platform.syntic.ai/docs

What the Console contains

The Console sidebar has three groups:

• Organization: General, Projects, API Keys, Usage Limits.
• Resources: Files.
• Billing: Overview, Recharge, Recharge Details, Billing Details, Voucher, Export Records.

The top bar links to Contact Sales, Docs and Playground.

What they share

• The same sign-in. The Console uses the same passwordless form: Google or an email code.
• The same organizations. An organization you create in one appears in the other.
• The same plan and the same API credit balance. API access needs a paid plan; on the Free plan, API requests are refused with a message asking you to upgrade. API requests first use the organization’s plan allowance, then usage credits if they are turned on. See Plan allowance vs usage credits.

Related

• Syntic API and Console
• Personal workspace vs organization