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The 24 Pull Requests API provides read‑only JSON endpoints that expose the initiative’s project listings, pull‑request contributions, and participant (user and organisation) data for the December open‑source campaign, with pagination and optional JSON‑P support.
The Anchore Engine API Server provides a comprehensive REST API for managing accounts and users, submitting container images for analysis, and retrieving detailed analysis results such as vulnerability reports, content listings, SBOMs, and policy evaluation, while also exposing endpoints for events, archives, imports, and health checks.
The ApicAgent API analyzes a provided user‑agent string and returns the identified browser, operating system, and device type, supporting both GET requests (typically via query parameters) and POST requests with a JSON payload.
The Apicurio Registry v2 API is a REST interface for storing, versioning, retrieving, and managing a wide range of schema and API design artifacts (including Avro, OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, GraphQL, protobuf, JSON Schema, and more) organized in logical groups. It also exposes endpoints for artifact metadata, versioning, custom rules, search, and administrative operations such as configuration management, logging control, and data import/export.
A web portal that lets users browse a directory of public APIs and provides access to related OpenAPI and GraphQL tools.
Independent uptime & status monitoring for 200+ popular APIs
Live GPU rental prices and availability across nine cloud providers
Beeceptor lets you launch instant, no‑code mock API servers for REST, GraphQL, SOAP, and gRPC—by uploading an OpenAPI/Swagger spec or defining matching rules in a UI—to generate realistic, stateful responses, inspect requests in real time, simulate latency or errors, and proxy/record traffic for testing and demos.
The Bored API offers a catalog of suggested activities and lets you retrieve a random activity, filter activities by type and/or number of participants, or fetch a specific activity using its unique key.
BrewPage offers instant, no‑signup hosting for HTML pages, Markdown documents, arbitrary files, and simple key‑value/JSON storage, returning short URLs (with optional namespaces, TTL, and password protection) via a straightforward HTTP API.
The CDNJS API delivers detailed metadata for a hosted JavaScript library, including its latest CDN URL, description, keywords, license, homepage, repository, available versions, and a list of asset files with corresponding SRI hashes.
The Cloudflare Trace API offers a single GET endpoint (/cdn-cgi/trace) that returns the caller’s IP address along with request metadata such as timestamp, user‑agent, geographic location, TLS/SSL version and other connection details.
The Color Name API returns the full default list of named colors and their hex values, and can generate a visual swatch for any specified color by providing its hex code or name.
Get around the dreaded CORS error by using this proxy as a middle man
Free and simple counting service. You can use it to track page hits and specific events
Execute SQL queries against a Datasette database and return the results as JSON
The Datto|Autotask PSA REST API provides programmatic CRUD and query access to many Autotask PSA entities—including action types, appointments, article content and attachments, additional invoice field values, and related configuration objects—via endpoints for creating, reading, updating, deleting, and searching these resources.
The DomainsDB API provides a health‑check endpoint that returns a JSON message confirming the service is running, with a status field set to "OK".
dotsweep offers a free, public API that checks the availability of domain names across more than 1,200 TLDs and returns registration and renewal pricing, WHOIS records, and TLD policy details in JSON responses, without requiring any API key or authentication.
Real-time status for GitHub, AWS, Discord and 90+ services
The Ecosystem API provides read‑only access to an ecosystem's hierarchical data—categories, collections, and products—and to the individual listings associated with each entity, with pagination support and basic filtering on listing external IDs.
Searches the live web (via Tavily) and only shows results already confirmed reachable right now — not yet in the catalog. This costs a real request each time you click search.
