3Min API

Quick Start

3 minutes is all you need. From signup to your first API test.

1. Sign Up

Get started quickly with Google. You get 1,000 free API requests per month.

2. Create Endpoint

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Dashboard → APIs → New Endpoint button
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Enter API name
  • Description is optional
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Optional settings
  • Required fields
    • Mark specific fields as required. Requests missing them will be rejected.
    • String fields can be marked searchable for log filtering.
  • Webhook
    • Forward data to external services like Slack or Discord.
    • Separate from collaborator webhooks — this is for your own integrations.
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Click Create API
  • Endpoint URL and CRUD methods (POST/GET/PUT/DELETE) are instantly generated
  • Default API keys are automatically issued (Sandbox key is ready to use, Production key is available after deployment)
  • A built-in test page is also created — no extra tools needed

3. Test: First API Call and Log Verification

Test immediately after creating an endpoint and verify receipt in logs.

Dashboard → APIs → Endpoint detail → Test Now button
  • Test actual API calls in the Sandbox environment
Dashboard → Logs
  • Verify data is being saved correctly
  • Logs may take up to 3 seconds to appear

4. Create Collaboration Key & Invite Collaborators via Email

Once owner testing is complete, create a collaboration key and invite collaborators via email.

Dashboard → APIs → Endpoint detail → Collaboration Keys → View All
  • Click "Add" to create a collaboration key
  • Open the collaboration key detail page and send an email invitation
  • Invited collaborators can sign up, view their API keys, logs, and statistics from their own dashboard

5. Integration Testing

Verify that your collaborator can call the API correctly in Sandbox.

  • Collaborator checks their Sandbox API key on the endpoint detail page
  • Collaborator tests the API in the Sandbox environment
  • Check Dashboard → Logs to confirm request data is received properly

6. Deploy to Production

Once testing is complete, deploy to Production. The owner can deploy directly, or approve a deployment request from a collaborator.

Dashboard → APIs → Endpoint detail → Deploy to Production button
  • Collaborator requests deployment via the "Request Deploy" button on the endpoint detail page
  • Owner can deploy directly or review and approve a collaborator's request
  • Once deployed, collaborator is automatically notified and can access their production API key