> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gysr.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gysr.io/guide/integrations.md).

# Integrations

### Subgraph

When you launch a pool, it is automatically registered with the GYSR subgraph for indexing. You can query information on your pool, users, activity, and more! Learn more [here](/developers/subgraph.md).

![](/files/NzXQI2DNqNXPSxY2bLKT)

### Snapshot

We built a new Snapshot strategy to count votes for tokens in any GYSR pool. This enables inclusive and incentivized governance for your project community. The integration supports ERC20 staking, NFT staking, LP token staking, and pending rewards.

The following strategies are available

* `gysr-staking-balance`
* (**NEW**) `gysr-lp-staking-balance`
* (**NEW**) `gysr-pending-rewards`

Try it out in the [playground](https://snapshot.org/#/?type=strategies\&q=gysr) and add it to your space today.

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### Gnosis Safe (via WalletConnect)

Securely manage your GYSR pool with a Gnosis Safe multisig.

![here is a recent funding operation our team submitted for the GYSR Holder pool, which is controlled by a Gnosis multisig wallet](/files/2tXo38L7M2zLzRRmHMC9)

### DeBank

All GYSR pools are automatically integrated into DeBank portfolio tracking. This lets your users easily monitor all of their staking positions in one [place](https://debank.com/projects/gysr).

![](/files/CdCNaZngWY8J5hJT8awc)

*More coming soon! 👀*


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