Ship your first live payload in 10 minutes.

1) Create project and fields

• Sign up and create your first project.
• Add fields in the builder (text, number, date, boolean, or list types).
• Enter values in draft mode and save.

2) Publish your draft snapshot

• Open your project editor.
• Use Publish to copy the latest draft into the live snapshot.
• Keep iterating on draft while live stays stable.

3) Fetch live payload

Use whichever format fits your stack. All requests hit the same live endpoint.

curl -X GET \  "https://simpledataapi.com/api/live/<project_id>" \  -H "x-api-key: <your_live_api_key>"

Postman request format:

GET https://simpledataapi.com/api/live/<project_id>Header: x-api-key: <your_live_api_key>

Python (`requests`) example:

import requestsurl = "https://simpledataapi.com/api/live/<project_id>"headers = {"x-api-key": "<your_live_api_key>"}response = requests.get(url, headers=headers, timeout=20)print(response.status_code)print(response.json())

JavaScript (`fetch`) example:

const response = await fetch(  "https://simpledataapi.com/api/live/<project_id>",  {    method: "GET",    headers: {      "x-api-key": "<your_live_api_key>",    },  });const data = await response.json();console.log(data);

4) Typical response

{  "headline": "Weekend route sale",  "startsAt": "2026-05-02",  "offers": [    { "route": "SFO-LAX", "price": 79 },    { "route": "JFK-MIA", "price": 119 }  ]}

5) Keep your API key secure

• Only share your API key with trusted creators and developers who are directly connected to your project.
• Never commit API keys to public code repositories, public docs, screenshots, or client-side bundles.
• Unintended usage can consume your daily resources and impact your production endpoint reliability.
• If you suspect key exposure, rotate the key in your project settings immediately and update any services using the old key.