Key Value Api
Need to save a flag, a counter or a bit of JSON and read it from anywhere? Create an API here and use it with a plain fetch. No server to set up.
The number grows with your plan, and each key holds one value of the type you chose.
Choose what an API allows.
A token for safety, or no token for public flags and counters.
The API answers with CORS headers, so a plain fetch works straight from a website.
Per-minute limits that grow with your plan, so nobody can flood your API.
See who used your API and when, with a daily chart (paid plans).
Name it, choose what its values are (true/false, a number, text or JSON) and whether requests need a token.
Call it from a website, a script or an app with a normal fetch or curl.
On paid plans you can turn on request logs to see who used your API and when, with a chart.
A key value API stores a value under a name (the key) and gives you a web address to read, write and delete it. With KVA you can keep flags, counters, text or JSON and use them from a website, script or app with a normal fetch or curl, with no server to build.
No. Create an API, copy its link and token, and call it from the browser or your code. We run the storage, the limits and the CORS headers for you.
You can start free: new accounts get starting credits, and creating an API costs a small number of credits that depends on the value type. Using an API (reading and writing keys) never costs credits. Paid plans include free APIs and higher limits.
Yes. The answers include CORS headers, so a plain fetch works from the browser. For anything private, keep the token on your server and not in browser code.
Yes. An open API can be used by anyone with its link, which suits public counters and flags. Choose read only, write only or both, and use a token for anything that should stay private.
Each API holds one type: true or false, a number, text or JSON. Values are checked on every write, so a number API never receives text by mistake.
Yes, to keep every API fast: requests per minute, keys per API and the size of a value depend on your plan. The plan limits are shown on the pricing cards.