API Contract

API breaking changes is the top concern for the API teams. Furthermore, manual review and writing custom tests are resource intense. We as an API team experienced these pain points first-hand in our previous ventures. So we decided to solve this problem using our decades of experience in the space. APIContract.dev's AI Platform accurately detects API breaking changes, receive remediation suggestions, and maintain a comprehensive history of API modifications. How the it works? 1) Open Standards: API Breaking-Change Top-10™ List is the industry's first open standard — a curated compilation of the most prevalent and impactful API breaking changes. 2. Automatic Detection: Accurately and continuously detect API breaking changes in both development and production environments, leveraging the comprehensive Top-10 list as a reference. 3. Actionable Remediation: Get actionable insights to address API breaking changes effectively, resulting in stable and streamlined APIs. Key Benefits: 👉🏻 Deliver highly stable APIs 👉🏻 Accelerate development and release cycles 👉🏻 Prevent integration failures permanently We'd love to hear your thoughts, reviews, and feedback on it. Give it a try! PS: Sign up during launch week to receive the Advanced plan (worth $99/month) for FREE for 2 years. 😊

Hi Zobaib, the platform seems great. Do we also have email alerting integration?

😭 no GitHub Actions in the free plan. Maybe add an open source plan? that's usually a great way to create adoption.

Just hit that upvote button! Does ApiContract tailor its fixes to the coding style and patterns already present in the project? It can be a bit jarring if automated fixes don't quite match the rest of the codebase. Also, with the free plan on offer, what's the catch? After the 12 months free, is it going to be sustainable for a startup's budget? TIA 🤝💸

Great product that saves lots of time and manpower. This cuts off unnecessary work of having to figure out breaking changes in new updates.

Good luck 🍃

Very interesting product. I got a couple of questions. 1. Does this replace the need for API contract testing? 2. Does your product allows us to customize tests?