Reqistry helps teams and AI agents choose production-safe APIs, compare alternatives, track changes, and keep every project API stack fresh.
The same trust-scored data everywhere you work — browse on the web, monitor from your phone, let agents query it, or build on the raw JSON.
Search and compare every API with full trust signals — no install needed.
Browse nowSave APIs into project stacks and get downtime alerts on the go.
Get it on Play49 tools so coding agents can research, vet, and swap APIs in-session.
Install guideThe same data as clean REST endpoints. No auth for reads.
Fetch itSearch the catalog, inspect trust signals, save APIs into projects, and track changes without opening a dozen docs tabs.
One source of API truth for humans, teams, and AI agents.
Filter 3,550 APIs by category, auth, pricing, CORS, and live health — on the web, in the app, or through MCP.
Every API is scored on uptime, response time, docs quality, auth clarity, CORS, pricing clarity, freshness, and OpenAPI availability.
Save APIs into projects. Reqistry monitors downtime, weak trust scores, docs moves, and changes that affect shipped apps.
Compare auth, pricing, rate limits, SDKs, response time, CORS, verification, OpenAPI support, and alternatives.
Track docs moves, pricing edits, OpenAPI additions, health degradation, recovery, and trust-score changes.
Let coding agents find safe APIs, compare options, check production readiness, and suggest replacements through MCP.
A directory shows what exists. Reqistry shows what is safe to build on, and why.
Checked by workers, tracked over time, and shown with response-time evidence.
API key, OAuth, bearer, or none — listed up front, before you read a single doc page.
Free, freemium, paid, or contact-sales, with free-tier and rate-limit signals when available.
Every profile shows when it was last verified, so stale entries are visible instead of hidden.
Callable from the browser or not — known before you write a line of code.
Official docs, OpenAPI availability, SDK signals, and missing-doc warnings in one place.
Reqistry doesn’t hide behind a number. Each profile exposes why: live probes, verification source, and last-checked timestamp — so stale is visible, not hidden. UNKNOWN is shown, not invented.
How scoring works →With MCP, your coding agent can search the Reqistry catalog, compare options, assess production safety, pull API profiles, check health, and suggest replacements without leaving your development session.
Prototype, ship, monitor, and replace APIs with less guesswork.
Every capability is available to every signed-in user. The Android app is ad-supported; the web is free with nothing to pay and no ads.
Browse in the app, monitor project stacks, or connect MCP so your coding agent can research APIs for you.
Reads are public — no auth. Try the catalog from your terminal, then open the same records on the web.
curl https://api.reqistry.dev/v1/categories | head curl "https://api.reqistry.dev/search?q=weather&pricing=free&cors=yes" curl https://api.reqistry.dev/v1/apis/open-meteo
Short answers. The docs cover the rest.
Yes — browsing, searching, comparing, and the JSON API are free and need no account. The Android app is free too.
A curated catalog of public APIs, enriched by automated checks: live health probes every few hours, metadata scrapes, trust-score computation, and human moderation for submissions.
A 0–100 grade (A–F) combining uptime, response time, documentation quality, auth clarity, CORS, pricing clarity, freshness, and OpenAPI availability.
Reqistry ships an MCP server with 49 tools. Add it to any MCP-compatible client (Claude, Cursor, Codex, …) — install guide in the docs.
Yes. Public JSON endpoints serve categories, API profiles, search, comparisons, and the change feed — no auth for reads.
Health checks run continuously with exponential backoff per API; uptime windows (24h/7d/30d) and last-checked timestamps appear on every profile.
Report stale API data, request a collection, or ask about team workflows.