One workbench for the API lifecycle, with boundaries you can inspect.
Design, mock, map, test and govern APIs in a keyboard-driven workbench. Workspace state is browser-local by default; explicit and configured remote operations are disclosed in the Trust manifest.
No account or installation is required. The demo workspace includes bundled TMF examples; exact inventory, version and licence provenance remain under release audit. Browser storage is not application-level encrypted at rest.
$ Open the Trust Center.
> Audited outbound and browser-boundary records: 11. Explicit, configured and host-conditional paths are disclosed.
One platform, four clear entry points
Start with the focused workflow you need, then move into the complete workbench without changing tools or data.
Eight modules deep, one keyboard away.
Mapped 1:1 to what ships in the app today — nothing on this grid is a mock-up of the future.
Spec to gateway in three moves.
Drop an OpenAPI or Swagger file, or pull from URL, SwaggerHub or a Postman collection. The weakness report scores what you received before you build on it.
Forge mocks, author scenarios from data packs and the error library, map fields across APIs, and run everything with prevalidation and step-by-step traces.
Export gateway configuration as JSON or Kong YAML, smoke-test it, schedule browser-open runs and keep the audit trail as review evidence.
Browser-local by default, with every audited boundary visible.
APIMaster Integration Workbench stores application-managed workspace state in the current browser profile by default. Explicit API, URL import, GraphQL, realtime and Companion actions can contact destinations the user selects; configured webhooks can transmit summaries while the browser runtime is active. The host-provided error callback remains an unresolved deployment boundary, disclosed in the Trust manifest.
- Workspace state is browser-local by default
- 11 audited outbound and browser-boundary records
- Encrypted bundle export is separate from localStorage at-rest protection
Start TMF contract exploration from bundled examples.
Bundled TM Forum Open API examples can be imported into the local catalogue and explored with the existing mapping tools. Exact inventory, version and licence provenance remain a release-audit gate; this catalogue does not imply certification or official endorsement.
Pricing that respects your architecture review.
All plans remain free during beta. Prices are presentation-only and do not enable runtime entitlements.
All plans remain free during beta. No checkout, account or runtime entitlement is enabled by this packaging.
Compare tiersAll plans remain free during beta. No checkout, account or runtime entitlement is enabled by this packaging.
Compare tiersAll plans remain free during beta. No checkout, account or runtime entitlement is enabled by this packaging.
All plans remain free during beta. No checkout, account or runtime entitlement is enabled by this packaging.
Requestable ContractRadar 14-day pilot
The owner-approved requestable proposal covers an indicative 10–50 contracts over 14 days, using existing local engines and evidence exports. Scope and price are confirmed separately; no fee, customer or outcome is guaranteed here.
The questions reviews actually ask.
Engineering answers — the same ones we give your security and procurement teams.