Connect two APIs.
Generate the glue.
Pick an integration pattern, map source fields to a destination payload, and get starter JavaScript, Python, or cURL code for the glue in between - a blueprint you review and wire up yourself, not a service that runs it for you.
Or start from a working example:
Field mapping
Transformed payload preview
Everything above - your pasted JSON, configuration, mappings, and generated code - stays in this browser. Nothing is uploaded, stored on a server, or sent to analytics, and no request is ever made to any real API.
Starter Code, Not A Runtime
GlueAPI generates a blueprint - a transform function and request scaffolding you read, adapt, and paste into your own project. Nothing here executes a request or hosts an integration.
Why A Transform Step
Source and destination APIs rarely share a shape. Naming the mapping explicitly - this source field becomes that destination field - turns a guess into code you can actually review and test.
No Keys, No Execution
Every generated credential is an obvious placeholder like YOUR_API_KEY. GlueAPI never asks for a real key, never calls a real endpoint, and never stores anything - only sample data you choose to paste.