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Apps and their data APIs in United States

The US app market: neobanks, payments, retail and delivery apps, and the private data APIs they rely on.

The US catalog is the deepest on the site, spanning workforce, gig-courier and merchant-payment apps. Square Point of Sale exposes the payments, orders, catalog and merchant-balance calls behind its register screens, while DoorDash Dasher documents courier earnings — per-order pay summaries, shift breakdowns and Fast Pay cash-out.

Workforce apps ADP Mobile and MyWalmart cover pay statements, time clocks, schedules and GraphQL profile gateways, and the job boards (Indeed, Glassdoor, LinkedIn) add vacancy search, salary estimates and application pipelines for the US labor market.

Frequently asked questions

Which analyzed apps operate in the United States?

The US hub is the site's largest catalog: Square Point of Sale, DoorDash Dasher, ADP Mobile, MyWalmart, Indeed, Glassdoor, LinkedIn, Meta Ads Manager, Meta Business Suite, Zoom Workplace, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat and several scanner and translator utilities.

What payment data do the US apps expose?

Square's surface covers payments, orders, catalog objects, loyalty accounts and merchant balance / deposit data, while DoorDash Dasher adds shift-level earnings breakdowns and a Fast Pay cash-out endpoint for couriers.

Are these US endpoints public APIs?

No. Every documented endpoint is a first-party interface the official app uses after sign-in — OAuth2 Bearer tokens for ADP, Square and Walmart, session cookies with mirrored CSRF headers for LinkedIn and Glassdoor, and a zak access-key header for Zoom.