A records API you don't have to build

Every schema ships a REST API with filtering, search, sorting, pagination and relation expansion.

What you get

  • Filter by any field, with comparison operators ($gt, $in, $exists…) from a safe allowlist
  • Full-text search, sort with -field syntax, pagination built in
  • expand=author embeds related records in one extra query, not one per record
  • Per-schema generated documentation written against your own fields
  • API keys scoped by permission, stored hashed, shown once

The query language your frontend wants

List endpoints accept page, limit, search, sort, field filters with operators, exact filters, response shaping (fields/omit) and relation expansion. The operator set is a deliberate allowlist — no $regex, no raw operators smuggled through keys — so the flexibility never becomes a security hole in a multi-tenant platform.

Documentation that matches your data

Every schema has a Docs tab with its actual endpoints, parameters and example responses generated from its own fields — not generic placeholders. Hand it to a frontend developer and they're productive before the coffee cools.

Try it with your own data

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