Flare is built for developers. One thing that developers like to do is integrate things. Whenever a service offers an API, it's a bet that developers will use it to build cool things.
Behind the scenes, Flare always had an API for people that requested access. We've now polished that API and made it possible for every user to use it.
To get started, you can create an API token in your account settings.
You can use that token to send requests to https://flareapp.io/api. There are endpoints to retrieve information around projects and errors. You can also mark errors as resolved.
To know more, head over to the docs on using the API.
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