PeekAPI
Drop-in API analytics middleware for 7 languages, zero depen
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- Developer ToolsAnalytics & Monitoring
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- Backend DevelopersDevelopersStartups
- Platforms
- Web
About PeekAPI
PeekAPI is a server-side middleware that gives you a real-time analytics dashboard for your API. Add one line of code to your API server and get instant visibility into request volume, error rates, latency, and who's consuming your endpoints. SDKs available for Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, and Java — covering 18+ frameworks including Express, FastAPI, Gin, Actix Web, Rails, Laravel, and Spring Boot. Every SDK is zero-dependency. Features: live request stream, per-endpoint analytics, automatic consumer identification (privacy-safe via SHA-256 hashing), and configurable alerts via email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, or webhook. Free tier: 500K events/month.
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PeekAPI is a zero-dependency monitoring solution available as a web platform for backend developers tracking API performance and consumer behavior. This developer tool integrates via a single line of code across seven major programming languages and over 18 frameworks.
- Native support for 7 languages and 18+ frameworks including Express, FastAPI, and Laravel.
- Zero-dependency SDKs ensure minimal bloat and interference with existing project environments.
- Privacy-safe consumer identification using SHA-256 hashing for secure data tracking.
- Generous free tier offering up to 500,000 monthly events for startups and individual developers.
Ideal for: Backend developers and startups needing real-time visibility into request volumes, error rates, and latency through a drop-in middleware solution.
PeekAPI distinguishes itself by providing zero-dependency SDKs for seven different programming languages, focusing on ease of integration compared to more complex monitoring suites.
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The best products come from personal need
Built this after writing the same API logging/dashboard setup for the fourth time. Decided to make it a proper product — one middleware call, full analytics. Happy to answer any questions about the