API-first, since 2019.
We believe the right way to make data useful is to put an API in front of it — first. Today we're applying that belief to a new audience: AI agents, and the broad data sets they need to work.
Anything worth using should have an API in front of it.
Same belief. New audience.
APIs for people and the systems they build.
We started in 2019 betting on an API-first approach: that data becomes useful the moment it has a clean, typed, programmable surface — and stays useful for as long as someone keeps that surface honest.
APIs for agents, and the work they do on our behalf.
The audience has shifted. A new class of consumer — AI agents — needs broad, well-structured data to act on. The belief hasn't changed: we put a good API in front of it, and let the agent get on with it.
The working thing lives at api.store.
This page is the company. The product — the catalog, the APIs, the agent integrations, the things you can actually call — lives one hostname away.