Built to outlast every
API aggregator.
Aplicious is the result of one obsession: why do developers need 12 different API subscriptions to build one product?
Why this exists
- —Scattered API keys — one per provider
- —Inconsistent response formats — parse everything differently
- —Multiple invoices, multiple cards, multiple renewals
- —Different rate-limit tables buried in different docs
- —12 browser tabs of documentation
- →One master key for every namespace
- →Uniform JSON schema across all 442+ endpoints
- →One invoice. One line item. One renewal date.
- →One rate-limit table — visible in your dashboard
- →One docs site, one search bar
The mission
22 namespaces. 442+ endpoints.
One invoice.
I built Aplicious because every product I shipped needed the same infrastructure — auth, rate limiting, usage tracking, billing — sitting in front of data that was scattered across a dozen providers. That infrastructure was worth more than any single API. So I extracted it into a platform.
Every namespace on Aplicious solves a real problem I ran into while shipping real products. Not a research project. Not a VC deck. A platform built by a developer who needed it to exist.
By the numbers
Under the hood
What's powering this
The builder
Mahesh Naidu
Product architect based in Bengaluru. I build SaaS products for founders who want real things shipped. Aplicious is my infrastructure layer — the platform I wish existed when I started.
If you're a founder who'd rather ship than plumb APIs together, this is for you.
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