API Creation: Your Site as a Backend
Turn your site into a real backend — without standing up servers.
Every Wrybe site can expose its own APIs. You can create, test, and run endpoints that return or accept data — just like a traditional backend service.
What you can achieve with Wrybe APIs:
Create GET, POST, PUT endpoints
Define custom API endpoints for various data operations.
Return live data from your databases
Seamlessly connect and expose dynamic data to your applications.
Accept form submissions or app requests
Handle incoming data from forms, mobile apps, and other services.
Build admin APIs and public APIs
Develop both internal management and external-facing APIs.
Secure endpoints by location, login, or rules
Control access to your APIs with robust security features.
Modify data before it’s returned
Transform data on the fly to meet specific output requirements.
Intelligent API Logic: Beyond Static Data
Your API isn’t just a static data pipe. Each request can run through a chain of logic:
Validate inputs
Ensure data integrity and security with input validation.
Block or allow traffic by country
Implement geo-blocking or geo-targeting for your endpoints.
Fetch data
Retrieve relevant information from your connected sources.
Transform it
Reshape data into the desired format before use.
Save it
Persist data securely to your databases or other storage.
And return a clean response
Deliver well-structured and clear API responses.
This lets you prototype and build real application backends without managing servers, frameworks, or cloud infrastructure.
Versatile Applications for Wrybe APIs:
Wrybe APIs are flexible enough to power a wide range of solutions:
Product listings
Power e-commerce sites with dynamic product data.
Checkout flows
Securely handle transaction data and payment processing.
Admin dashboards
Create powerful internal tools for data management.
Mobile apps
Connect your mobile applications to a reliable backend.
Integrations
Bridge Wrybe with third-party services and platforms.
Internal tools
Streamline operations with custom backend services.
If it can call an API, it can connect to Wrybe.
