Endpoint
Terms & Conditions
Terms for using Endpoint to test HTTP and WebSocket APIs from your browser.
1. Acceptance of terms
These Terms & Conditions (“Terms”) govern your use of Endpoint (the “Service”). By using the Service, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Service.
2. Permitted use
Use it only against APIs and systems you are authorized to access, and follow the API owner’s terms and rate limits. Do not use it for unauthorized probing, credential theft, disruption, or unlawful access.
Requests run directly from your browser and can change or delete real data. Check the destination, method, environment, credentials, and body before sending. You are responsible for the requests, scripts, messages, and content you supply, and for the consequences of running generated code elsewhere.
3. Credentials and local work
Protect authentication values and use appropriately limited test credentials. Review workspace exports, code snippets, response downloads, and logs before sharing them. Local storage is not a secure vault or a guaranteed backup. Browser storage can be cleared or lost. Keep independent copies of important work. The Privacy Policy explains the relevant data flows.
4. Browser limitations and third-party services
Endpoint operates within browser security rules. It cannot guarantee access to an API blocked by CORS, authentication, certificates, or network configuration. External API content, availability, and policies are controlled by their operators. Any separately installed browser extension has its own terms and permissions.
5. Intellectual property
You retain rights to your requests and content. Endpoint’s branding, interface, and code remain subject to their owners’ rights and applicable software licenses. Third-party APIs and libraries retain their respective rights and terms.
6. Disclaimer and limitation of liability
Endpoint is provided as available. There is no promise of uninterrupted service, accurate test results, compatibility with every API, or recovery of lost work. To the extent permitted by law, the app operator is not responsible for losses resulting from your API requests, exposed credentials, third-party systems, or lost local data. Nothing here limits rights or liabilities that cannot lawfully be limited.
7. Changes to the Service and these terms
The Service and these Terms may be updated. Changes to these Terms will appear on this page with a revised effective date. Review the current Terms before continuing to use the Service.
8. Contact information
For questions about these Terms, contact Endpoint support at [email protected].