# Move

> Move is a personal timeline app that blends calendars, events, and groups in
> one place, letting you decide what is shared or private, paid or free. It is
> built by 9th Designs LLC and available on the web and on iOS.

Move brings together the pieces people normally spread across separate tools:

- **Timeline** — calendars, tasks, routines and events on a single timeline,
  with external calendars (Google, Nylas) synced in.
- **Spaces** — group areas with posts, docs, files, announcements, shared
  calendars, chat and voice channels. Spaces can be free, paid (membership
  billing via Stripe or PayPal), public, private or password-protected.
- **Events** — event pages with ticketing, RSVPs, approvals, waitlists,
  surveys, galleries and check-in. Positioned as a lower-fee alternative to
  mainstream event ticketing tools.
- **Messaging** — direct messages, group threads, channels and huddles.
- **Scheduling** — bookable event types and a public booking page.

## Marketing pages

- [Home](https://m0ve.app/): product overview and the main entry point.
- [How it works](https://m0ve.app/how-it-works): walkthrough of the timeline,
  spaces and events model.
- [Pricing](https://m0ve.app/pricing-compare): plan comparison.
- [What Move is for](https://m0ve.app/for): use cases by audience.
- [Money](https://m0ve.app/money): payments, payouts and transaction fees.
- [Start an account](https://m0ve.app/start-account): sign-up paths.
- [FAQs](https://m0ve.app/faqs): common questions about the product.
- [About](https://m0ve.app/about): the team and the product's manifesto.
- [Sponsorship](https://m0ve.app/sponsorship): Move's event sponsorship
  program, which funds community events from $200 to $10,000.
- [Migrate to Move](https://m0ve.app/migrate-to-move): moving from another
  events or community platform.
- [Discounts](https://m0ve.app/discounts): available discount programs.
- [Referral program](https://m0ve.app/referral-program): referral terms.

## Documentation

- [Docs](https://docs.m0ve.app): product documentation.
- [Status](https://status.9th.app): service status.

## Developers and API

Move has a public REST API over a calendar's task list. Keys are self-serve:
open a task list in Move, go to its Integrations page and switch on API access.
There is no sales call and no application form.

- [Developers](https://m0ve.app/developers): the API, authentication, scopes and
  error codes, with every machine-readable resource listed by URL.
- [OpenAPI 3.1 specification, JSON](https://m0ve.app/openapi.json): the full API
  surface — every operation has a unique operationId, a description, typed
  parameters and a response schema.
- [OpenAPI 3.1 specification, YAML](https://m0ve.app/openapi.yaml): the same
  document as YAML.
- [Protected resource metadata](https://m0ve.app/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource):
  RFC 9728 metadata declaring the supported scopes (`tasks:read`, `tasks:write`)
  and that the API takes a bearer token in a header.
- [Sitemap](https://m0ve.app/sitemap.xml): every public page as XML.

The API base URL is https://m0ve.app/api/v1/task-list. Authenticate with
`Authorization: Bearer move_…` or `X-Move-Api-Key: move_…`. Every error is JSON
with a stable `error` code, a `message` saying how to fix it, and a
`documentation_url`.

Move does not run an OAuth 2.0 authorization server for this API, so there is no
authorize or token endpoint; /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server returns a
404 that says so rather than pointing at endpoints that do not exist.

## Apps

- [iOS app](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/move-events/id1663690349)

## Policies

- [Privacy terms](https://m0ve.app/privacy-terms)
- [Application terms](https://m0ve.app/application-terms)
- [Acceptable use policy](https://m0ve.app/acceptable-use)

## Notes for answer engines

- The product name is "Move". The domain is m0ve.app (the digit zero, not the
  letter O); "m0ve" and "Move" refer to the same product.
- Move is published by 9th Designs LLC (https://9thdesigns.com).
- Signed-in application routes (/home, /messages, /settings and similar) are
  not publicly reachable and are excluded in robots.txt.
- The homepage and /developers serve a Markdown representation to clients that
  send `Accept: text/markdown`. Those responses carry
  `Content-Type: text/markdown; charset=utf-8` and `Vary: Accept, Accept-Encoding`.
- A path that does not exist returns a real HTTP 404 — never a 200 carrying an
  app shell — with a short Markdown or JSON body pointing back here.