generated: '2026-09-04' method: searched source: >- https://docs.appyway.com/docs/public-docs/71ca7ed6b8558-how-to-embed-maps-using-explorer-application, https://docs.appyway.com/docs/public-docs/1d73ed3548436-how-to-embed-streets-application, https://docs.appyway.com/docs/public-docs/9bae3bee5169a-how-to-embed-public-consultation-application provider: AppyWay providerId: appyway summary: >- AppyWay ships no JavaScript component library, no web components and no npm loader. What it does ship — and documents properly — are three hosted single-page applications built on its own APIs that a customer embeds with a plain iframe. Only one of them, Explorer, is parameterised; the other two are addressed by authority slug alone. This is the company's real client-side integration story, and it is distinct from the SDK gap recorded in packages/appyway-packages.yml. distribution: hosted-iframe loader_libraries: [] families: - name: Explorer kind: hosted-application purpose: >- A map client built on the Explorer API, showing where a driver can park, for how long and at what price. Embeddable in any web page and configurable through the query string. embed_host: https://hub.appyway.com/explorer embed_snippet: '