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A shared enterprise deep link catalog, published directly from your CI

RYNO's paid web service lets your CI pipeline publish each project's deep links to a shared company catalog. Members sign in with Google or Microsoft, bound to your domain. The owner and administrators invite, remove access and read a governance log: 90 days on Team, 365 days with CSV and JSON export on Business.

The company catalog in RYNO, shown with a fictional example company and sample data.
Publication

Keep the whole organization on the latest routes

Your pipeline publishes; every member opens the same version in RYNO.
  1. Your CI pipeline

    A job publishes the .ryno/ requests of the project on every pipeline of your default branch.

  2. RYNO service

    Keeps the published versions and their history. Its data is hosted in France on OVHcloud.

  3. Members' RYNO apps

    Open the catalog and run the same links, with their own devices.

How a publication travels from your pipeline to every member.
  • Publication history

    Read back what each publication contained: 90 days on Team, 365 days on Business.

    Publication history in the docs
  • Project tokens

    Each project publishes with its own token, which you can regenerate at any time.

    Attach a project in the docs
  • Local values stay behind

    The job sends shared requests and environments. Values you marked as local never leave the runner.

Governance

Enterprise governance and access control

One owner, administrators, members, and a log of each administrator gesture.
What the owner, administrators and members can do
ActionOwnerAdministratorsMembers
Open the shared catalog in RYNOYesYesYes
Attach and publish a projectYesYesYes
Invite peopleYesYes—
Make an administrator, remove a member's accessYesYes—
Remove an administratorYes——
Transfer ownershipYes——
Read the governance logYesYes—
  • Removing access takes effect right away, on every computer where the person was signed in
  • Personal addresses, such as Gmail, only join when invited, and are marked External
  • The governance log records who did what, to whom, and when
  • Team: the governance log reads the last 90 days
  • Business: the last 365 days, exportable as CSV and JSON
  • Sign in with a Google or Microsoft work account, bound to your domain
Plans

On your own, or on a paid plan

What changes when you move from .ryno/ alone to a shared catalog.
Your repository alone compared with the Team and Business plans
Individual (.ryno/ in Git)Team — paid planBusiness — paid plan
Shared catalog from CI—3 projectsUnlimited projects
Publication historyYour Git history90 days365 days
Governance log—90 days365 days, CSV and JSON export
DatabaseNoneShared service databaseDedicated database
Service data hostingYour MacOVHcloud, FranceOVHcloud, France
FAQ

Questions about the catalog

Publication, roles and sign-in.

How does the RYNO catalog get updated?

A job in your CI pipeline publishes the requests and shared environments of a project to the RYNO service with a project token, on every pipeline of your default branch. Every member then opens that version in the RYNO desktop app.

Who can manage members in RYNO?

The owner and administrators invite people and remove access. Only the owner removes an administrator or transfers ownership; members read the catalog, attach and publish projects.

Which accounts can sign in to a RYNO company workspace?

Work accounts from Google or Microsoft, bound to your company domain. A personal address joins only when invited, and RYNO marks it External.

Where is the catalog stored?

The RYNO service stores catalogs, members and the governance log in France, on OVHcloud. Business customers get a dedicated database. Payment, Google and Microsoft sign-in are handled by subprocessors, listed on the security page.

Share one catalog with your whole company

Tell the team about your company, your projects and your pipeline: it answers your questions about the shared catalog.