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Create custom endpoints with your own methods, status codes, responses, and latency. Test your frontend with AI-generated data that changes on every call.
Build a mock endpoint in the browser and call it for real, from curl, Postman, or the app you are building.
This is a place to try the product, not to build on. Endpoints here are deleted after 24 hours, anyone holding the URL above can edit or delete them, and they do not move to a new account. Sign up to get your own projects, AI response variants, and mocks nobody else can touch.
A real HTTP endpoint that answers with data you decided on, rather than data a database produced. You point your app at it while the real service is still being written.
So the loading state, the error branch, the retry and the abort on unmount all run the way they will in production. Importing a JSON fixture skips every one of them.
Give one endpoint a 500, another a three second delay, and a third an empty list. Any status from 100 to 599 works, and the MDN status code reference spells out what each one tells a client.
Nothing persists between calls, so a POST does not change what a later GET returns. When the real endpoint lands, you change a base URL and delete the project.
Built for frontend developers who need realistic data, fast.
Tick the fields that may change. Every call answers with fresh values, the rest stays as written.
Every endpoint gets a shareable URL the moment you create it, no deploy step.
Sign up and spin up a project to hold your mock endpoints.
Group endpoints, then set the method, path, status code, and response body.
Use the generated URL straight from your app, tests, or Postman.
Create a project and get a working endpoint in under a minute.
Return the exact status code and JSON response body your app expects.
Define GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE endpoints, each with its own path.
Add an artificial delay to an endpoint to test loading and timeout states.
Keep endpoints organized by project and endpoint group as your mocks grow.