An API people can connect to without calling you
We design and build the interface to your system: clear methods, authentication, documentation and versioning. Your client's developer figures it out alone, so you stop explaining it on the phone.
What we build
- ✓Methods designed around integrator use cases, not around your database layout
- ✓API keys or OAuth, scoped permissions and rate limits
- ✓Webhooks, so clients receive events instead of polling you every minute
- ✓OpenAPI documentation with real examples - people read it instead of asking you
- ✓Versioning: new fields never break whoever integrated last year
- ✓Logs and monitoring: you can see who calls what and which calls fail
Answer 4 questions — get a plan and a quote
Usually takes under a minute. No calls unless you want one.
How we work
Use cases
We collect what the people connecting actually need to do.
Contract
Methods and formats specified before code - a spec is cheaper to change.
Mock
A test environment so integrators start in parallel with us.
Build
Written, tested and run against realistic volumes.
Docs
OpenAPI and examples on real data, not on abc123.
Launch
We ship, watch the first integrations and smooth the rough edges.
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FAQ
How is this different from an API integration?
An integration means we connect you to someone else's API. This is the opposite: we build your own API so clients, partners and contractors can connect to you.
Our system is old and has no API at all. Is it feasible?
Usually yes. We build a layer over the existing database or exchange rather than rewriting the system. If the data genuinely cannot be reached, we say so right after the review.
Who supports integrators after handover?
Documentation answers most of it. Beyond that we can take integration support on a retainer.