Zero-JSON Interface
Staff only ever see clean, labelled forms. No Postman, no curl, no raw JSON payloads — just inputs that make sense to humans.
APIPLAY gives your support and ops teams a clean, form-based interface to safely execute pre-approved API queries — without touching raw JSON, curl commands, or Postman.
Built on AES-256 Vault Encryption, stateless JWT sessions, and a secure backend architecture. Your secrets never leave the server.
Every growing software team hits the exact same operational bottleneck.
Non-technical teams can't safely access production APIs. When a customer needs an urgent refund, lookup, or account fix, operations staff must ping a developer. Core engineering halts just to run manual SQL queries or trigger raw curl strings.
Developers explicitly register required endpoints and let APIPLAY auto-generate clean, foolproof UI forms. Non-technical staff handle their own data actions completely independently, while execution is protected by strict backend proxies, role permissions, and full audit logs.
By removing developers from the operational loop, APIPLAY permanently eliminates the internal support bottleneck while keeping production credentials entirely hidden.
Empower your non-technical teams without writing internal tools from scratch — or handing out credentials that could sink you in a security audit.
Staff only ever see clean, labelled forms. No Postman, no curl, no raw JSON payloads — just inputs that make sense to humans.
API keys and Bearer tokens are encrypted at rest with AES-256-CBC and injected server-side at execution time. They never reach the browser.
Every execution is logged to MySQL 8 with timestamp, user identity, inputs, and status code. Full accountability for compliance teams.
Test against staging before running in production. Each environment holds its own isolated credential set — one wrong environment, zero consequences.
Staff can re-run any past query directly from the audit log with all inputs pre-filled. Perfect for recurring operational tasks.
Strict separation: Developers build and configure portals; Staff executes them. Staff accounts never see configuration, credentials, or logs.
Works with any HTTP-based API — REST, GraphQL, webhooks, serverless functions. If it has a URL, you can build a portal for it.
Map complex JSON body parameters, query strings, and URL segments to intuitive inputs: text fields, dropdowns, toggles, and date pickers.
Every user session is authenticated via short-lived JWTs. No persistent server-side session state means a smaller attack surface.
Whether you're handling sensitive support tickets, automating billing workflows, or running emergency runbooks — APIPLAY bridges the gap between technical and non-technical staff seamlessly.
Resolve tickets without engineering escalations
Let support teams safely look up user metadata, trigger secure actions, and manage states through pre-built forms without a single Jira ticket.
Secure runbooks for incident response
Provide on-call responders with isolated workflows for pre-approved operational routines without distributing raw SSH keys or cluster access tokens.
Empower client managers to self-serve tasks
Provision dedicated client workspaces, adjust internal pricing tiers, or generate custom usage compliance reports without running direct SQL dumps.
Surface core logistics endpoints safely
Allow operations staff to run shipment validation checks, update parcel tracking metadata, or safely modify carrier assignments over pristine proxies.
Controlled access to transaction hooks
Finance teams can safely handle basic payment alignment routines, generate dynamic invoicing, or run ledger audits without full master table visibility.
Repeatable system seeding for non-engineers
Let software QA staff wipe testing schemas, seed mock datasets, or trigger webhooks instantly on demand without navigating terminal tools.
APIPLAY sits between your staff and your production APIs. Here's exactly what happens every time a form is submitted.
API keys and Bearer tokens are stored in the APIPLAY Vault, encrypted with AES-256-CBC. When a staff member submits a form, the PHP execution engine retrieves and decrypts the credential server-side, injects it into the outbound request, and returns only the relevant response data. The credential never appears in the browser, network tab, or application logs.
Engineers open the Visual Builder, paste an API endpoint, define which parameters should be user-controlled, and publish. Complex nested JSON body parameters, query strings, URL segments, and custom headers are all mappable to intuitive form controls — no front-end development required.
Every API execution is written to a centralized MySQL 8 audit log: who ran it, which portal, which environment, what inputs were provided, and the HTTP response status. Compliance teams can query, export, and retain these logs to satisfy SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR requirements.
Internal tools touch your most sensitive data. APIPLAY is architected with security as the primary directive — not an afterthought. Every design decision is driven by the principle of least privilege.
All vault secrets are encrypted with AES-256-CBC before being persisted to the database. The encryption key is environment-variable-bound and never stored in the DB.
User sessions are managed via short-lived JWTs. There is no server-side session state, which reduces the attack surface and eliminates session fixation attacks.
Developers and Staff are hard-separated roles. Staff accounts cannot access portal configuration, vault secrets, or audit log data — enforced at the API middleware layer.
APIPLAY's execution engine explicitly strips authorization headers from all log entries. Your API keys and tokens will never appear in application logs.
All form inputs are sanitized and validated before being assembled into outbound API requests. Injection attacks against your downstream APIs are blocked.
Audit log entries are append-only. No user — including Developers — can modify or delete past executions. Full chain-of-custody for compliance requirements.
APIPLAY is protocol-agnostic. If it accepts HTTP requests, you can build a portal for it. No SDKs, no native integrations — just HTTP.
No front-end development required. No internal tooling team. Just four steps.
Define the URL, HTTP method, authentication type, and target environment. Store credentials in the Vault — they're encrypted immediately.
Use the Visual Builder to map JSON body params, query strings, URL segments, and headers to human-readable form controls.
Set which staff roles can access the portal. Optionally configure an environment switcher for staging/production separation.
Staff log in, fill the form, and submit. APIPLAY handles the authenticated execution and writes the result to the audit log.
"We used to spend 5 hours a week fulfilling 'can you check this user' requests. APIPLAY completely eliminated that bottleneck."
"The AES-256 vault gives our security team peace of mind. Our ops team runs Stripe refunds without ever seeing the secret keys."
"Setting up our first portal took four minutes. Our support team stopped filing engineering tickets the same day we launched it."
"The audit log alone is worth the price. We can answer any 'who changed X' question in under 30 seconds for our compliance reviews."
"Our SRE runbooks used to live in Notion. Now they're executable portals. We've cut incident response time by 40%."
"I was skeptical about a PHP backend but the security model is genuinely thoughtful. Zero credentials ever hit the client."
You could build an internal tool from scratch, share Postman collections, or grant direct database access. Here's why teams choose APIPLAY instead.
| Feature | APIPLAY | Postman | Direct DB | Custom Tool |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No-code interface for staff | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ⚠️ |
| AES-256 credential vault | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ⚠️ |
| SQL audit log on every call | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ⚠️ |
| Zero engineering setup time | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ❌ |
| Environment switching | ✅ | ⚠️ | ⚠️ | ⚠️ |
| RBAC: Dev vs. Staff roles | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ⚠️ |
| No credentials in browser | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ⚠️ |
| SOC 2 audit-ready logs | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ⚠️ |
⚠️ = possible but requires significant custom development
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Yes. APIPLAY uses AES-256-CBC encryption for all vault secrets. Credentials are encrypted before being written to the database and decrypted only at execution time on the server. They never appear in network responses, application logs, or the client UI.
No. APIPLAY's execution engine is entirely server-side (PHP 8). When a staff member submits a form, the server assembles the authenticated HTTP request using the decrypted vault secret — the staff browser only sends the form inputs and never receives the credential.
We log the input parameters and HTTP response status code to the audit log for accountability. We do not permanently store the full body of API responses, so your users' data doesn't rest in APIPLAY's database beyond what's needed for auditing.
Any API that accepts HTTP requests — REST, GraphQL, Stripe, Twilio, Salesforce, Zendesk, HubSpot, internal microservices, AWS Lambda, Cloudflare Workers, and serverless functions. APIPLAY is protocol-agnostic; it doesn't require native integrations or SDKs.
Developers configure portals — they define endpoints, map form fields, and manage vault credentials. Staff members only see the published forms and can execute pre-approved operations. Staff accounts have zero access to configuration, vault data, or audit logs.
Yes. Pro and Enterprise plans include the Environment Switcher, which allows developers to configure isolated credentials per environment. Staff can select their target environment before submitting. Switching environments never exposes the underlying credentials.
APIPLAY's immutable SQL audit log — capturing who ran what, when, and with which inputs — is designed to satisfy the access-control and monitoring requirements of SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001. Enterprise customers receive infinite log retention and CSV export.
APIPLAY is built on PHP 8 and MySQL 8. The PHP backend handles credential decryption, API execution, and audit logging. The frontend is a lightweight JS interface that communicates only with the APIPLAY backend — never directly with your APIs.
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