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The balldontlie API offers read‑only access to NBA data, allowing retrieval of games, players, teams, and per‑game statistical records, with optional filters such as season, team IDs, player IDs, and search queries.
The DiscGolf API provides structured disc‑golf course information, enabling clients to list and retrieve courses with optional country, region, limit, and offset filters, view the supported countries and regions, check recent data updates, and submit reports about missing or incorrect course data.
The NBA Stats API provides extensive current and historical NBA data through endpoints for game box scores, play‑by‑play logs, player and team dashboards (including splits, clutch, and advanced metrics), shot‑chart details, league leaderboards, draft and franchise histories, and other statistical summaries, all queryable by season, game, opponent, and various performance dimensions.
Provides access to lap‑by‑lap data for a specific Formula 1 session, with optional filtering by driver number and lap number, and selectable output format (JSON or CSV).
The Parlay API delivers real‑time sports data—including live odds, game details, player props, best‑book selections, market disagreement, injury reports, and news—across dozens of sports and sportsbooks, and also provides historical period‑market data and sandbox endpoints for testing.
TheSportsDB API provides programmatic access to a free, crowd‑sourced sports database, offering searchable, lookup, listing, filtering, schedule and live‑score endpoints for leagues, teams, players, events, and venues across multiple sports.
TourneyRadar offers programmatic access to information about upcoming chess tournaments, letting clients list all events, retrieve detailed data for a specific tournament, fetch the set of supported countries, search tournaments by keyword, and obtain aggregate tournament statistics.
The Tredict API lets authorized clients retrieve a user’s activity records (list activities, get detailed info with optional metrics, time‑series, and lap data) and update mutable fields such as title and notes, and includes an OAuth token endpoint for exchanging authorization or refresh tokens.
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.