EndpointMe is a platform that gives every person a unique API endpoint at endpointme.world/[username] - a living, programmable profile that returns real data about you. Instead of a static resume or a social media page, your identity becomes a structured API that developers, recruiters, collaborators, and apps can actually query. Think of it as: if LinkedIn was an API, your resume was a live database. endpointme.world/[username] - that's you. Programmable, queryable, always up to date.
A REST endpoint per person means agents can query humans the same way they query any other service. no scraping LinkedIn. no parsing PDFs. no cold emails into the void.
imagine an AI agent that:
→ searches endpointme.world/humans?skills=AI&availability=open
→ reads your profile, matches intent
→ sends a structured collab request to your endpoint
→ gets a response without you lifting a finger
that's the world this is pointing toward.
@obliviious congrats on the launch. the idea seems genuinely unique. I wouldn't mind learning more about the business side of things because i might have a potential collaboration request. Where can I mail you? Let's connect.
@aditya_raj90 This is the bet I've been making at company level: structuring identity so machines can cite it instead of scraping it. The hard part is never the schema, it's trust. Self declared data in a perfect endpoint is still self declared.
Any plans for an attestation layer, where third parties can verify specific fields on someone's endpoint?
@aditya_raj90@alex_iliescu Yes true,I am planning to add github/linkedIn level verification, and also DID based signing of data which will prevent impersonification. These all i will be adding in v2.
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The Linkedln as an API comparison made me stop scrolling. How people decide what data stays public vs private
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Turning a profile into something agents can actually query is a sharp idea. Way more useful than making them scrape LinkedIn, resumes, or portfolio pages.
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@obliviious congrats on the launch. the idea seems genuinely unique. I wouldn't mind learning more about the business side of things because i might have a potential collaboration request. Where can I mail you? Let's connect.
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@aditya_raj90 This is the bet I've been making at company level: structuring identity so machines can cite it instead of scraping it. The hard part is never the schema, it's trust. Self declared data in a perfect endpoint is still self declared.
Any plans for an attestation layer, where third parties can verify specific fields on someone's endpoint?
Cortex
@aditya_raj90 @alex_iliescu Yes true,I am planning to add github/linkedIn level verification, and also DID based signing of data which will prevent impersonification. These all i will be adding in v2.
The Linkedln as an API comparison made me stop scrolling. How people decide what data stays public vs private
Turning a profile into something agents can actually query is a sharp idea. Way more useful than making them scrape LinkedIn, resumes, or portfolio pages.