MockMyData.io

MockMyData.io

Instant mock APIs for frontend, mobile, and backend testing

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Published on Jan 8, 2026
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About MockMyData.io

MockMyData.io lets you generate mock REST APIs with realistic data using simple JSON schemas. It’s built to unblock frontend and mobile development when a backend isn’t ready, making it easy to prototype, test, and iterate without waiting on real endpoints. Define your JSON schema once and instantly get a live API, complete with an API key and project-specific endpoint.

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johnvonoakland
@johnvonoakland

tried it, loved it!

mockmydataio
@mockmydataio

Thank you! Let me know if you have any suggestions or improvements that could help the product be even better.

brayn003
@brayn003

Looks very helpful. Will definitely give it a try

mockmydataio
@mockmydataio

Thanks, @brayn003! I really appreciate it 🙏 Let me know any improvements I can make as you try it.

mockmydataio
@mockmydataio

Hey PeerPush 👋 I’m exploring a feature to export mock schemas into backend starters (Express, Django, etc.). Curious if that’s something you’d actually use.