> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.podigee.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.podigee.com/documentation/connect-and-administer/integrations/manage-authorized-applications.md).

# Manage authorized applications

See which applications hold access to your account and revoke one on the Applications tab.

Use this task to review the third-party applications that you granted access to your account and to revoke an application that you no longer use.

## Before you start

* Sign in to the Podigee account that granted the access. Every signed-in user can manage the applications of their own account.

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### Review the applications

1. Open the user menu and select **My account**, then open the **Applications** tab.
2. Read the list under **Applications using your account**. Each row shows the application, the date of the grant, and an action.

If the list is empty, Podigee shows **You haven't authorized any applications yet.**

### Revoke an application

1. Open the user menu and select **My account**, then open the **Applications** tab.
2. Find the application in the list.
3. Select **Revoke**.
4. Read the prompt **This will revoke the access of application \[application name] to your account.** and **This action cannot be undone.**
5. Confirm.

### Expected result

Podigee shows **Application successfully removed!**. All access tokens of that application for your account no longer work. If the application also held a Model Context Protocol (MCP) connector grant, Podigee also revokes that grant.

### If you cannot complete the task

* The application is not in the list: the grant belongs to another Podigee account, or it is an MCP connector. The **API** tab lists MCP connectors under **Connector access**. See [Review and revoke connected clients](/documentation/start-here/ai-agents/connect-and-authorize/review-and-revoke-connected-clients.md).
* You revoked the wrong application: sign in to that application again. It asks for a new grant.
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{% tab title="Podigee workspace" %}
The Podigee workspace does not include the list of authorized applications yet. Switch to the classic view to review or revoke authorized applications.
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## Next step

[Connect the WordPress Quick Publish plugin](/documentation/connect-and-administer/integrations/connect-the-wordpress-quick-publish-plugin.md) uses the same settings tab.


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