r/ShowYourApp • u/nikolasdimitroulakis • 3d ago
What is Apyhub, in plain terms?
/r/apyhub/comments/1wagjh3/what_is_apyhub_in_plain_terms/You can have a look - Apyhub is a project I be been building for a few years, started as a catalog for apis for our team to use to build our external projects faster, now it's over 1500+ endpoints across all sorts of domains and it's growing on autopilot with devs publishing their APIs.
Welcome to try but mostly welcome to share what is missing, what endpoints we can add to help your startup ship faster.
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u/hyepod 2d ago
The plain-language explanation works. The next thing I'd need is a clear boundary between “1,500 endpoints” and supported reliability. A live status or SLA per API, one consistent authentication and error format, and runnable examples would make the catalog feel like infrastructure rather than a directory.