dotMock (https://mock.new)
Spin up realistic mock APIs in seconds so you can build, tes
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- Categories
- AIDeveloper ToolsNo-Code / Low-Code
- Target Audience
- DevelopersFrontend DevelopersQA Engineers
- Platforms
- Web
About dotMock (https://mock.new)
Building software that talks to other software shouldn’t be a game of "wait and hope." Developers constantly get blocked by missing or unreliable APIs; maybe the upstream service isn’t ready, maybe you don’t have credentials yet, maybe rate limits make real testing impossible. Every one of those delays burns time, breaks momentum, and forces awkward workarounds. dotMock gives teams an instant, realistic stand-in for any API so they can develop, test, and demo without depending on the real thing. It exists to remove "waiting on someone else’s system" from the development process - letting you ship faster, with fewer surprises when you finally connect to production.
Product Insights
This web-based developer tool provides instant mock environments to eliminate dependencies on upstream services during software production. It integrates AI and low-code capabilities to facilitate API development and testing for technical teams.
- Web-based platform availability for immediate browser access.
- Supports multiple stages including development, testing, and QA.
- Enables software simulation to bypass rate limits and credential issues.
- Integrated AI and no-code features for rapid mock generation.
Ideal for: Developers, Frontend Developers, and QA Engineers who need to maintain momentum when upstream services are unreliable or not yet built.
dotMock provides a fast-path for API simulation through a web interface, focusing on removing cross-team dependencies during the software development lifecycle.
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Comments (4)
love the domain name!
Simple idea but could be useful for developers
This is a great idea! Will share with my team to give it a try
Mocking APIs quickly sounds super helpful for devs, especially when the real services aren't ready. I'll try it out next time I run into missing endpoints.
Much appreciated! Would love to hear your feedback once you will try it.