One gateway,
many APIs.
Yomira is a modern API hub. Discover, test, and ship across downloader, AI, image, search, and tool APIs — with multi-engine fallback, rate limiting, and a single developer dashboard.
Built for production, not for demos.
Yomira is architected around a thin gateway and pluggable services. Every layer can scale or be swapped without breaking the public API contract.
One gateway, many APIs
Every Yomira API is exposed behind a single, versioned gateway. Auth, rate limits, quotas, logging, and routing are handled once — not per service.
Multi-engine fallback
Each feature can be backed by multiple engines. If engine A fails, engine B is tried automatically within a safe retry budget — never infinite.
Secure API keys
Keys are stored only as sha256 hashes. The raw secret is shown exactly once at creation. Logs and the UI reference the prefix only.
Registry-driven UI
The catalog and documentation are generated from manifests. Drop a new manifest in, refresh the page — the new API appears everywhere.
Observable by default
Every request is logged with requestId, response time, status code, and engine. The dashboard surfaces usage, errors, and latency trends.
Multi-runtime ready
The gateway runs on Node/TypeScript, but services can be Node, Python, Go, or Rust — they communicate over a clean internal HTTP contract.
Modular by design.
The gateway is intentionally thin — it handles auth, rate limiting, quota, logging, validation, versioning, and routing. Business logic lives in independent services, each with their own runtime and engine fallback chain. Adding a new API is just adding a manifest.
Featured APIs
Three steps from zero to shipping.
Sign up & grab a key
Create an account, generate your first API key, and pick the scopes you need. Free plan includes 1,000 requests / month.
Try in the Playground
Pick a service, fill in the parameters, hit Send. The Playground uses your real API key and shows the standard response shape.
Ship to production
Copy the curl / fetch snippet from any endpoint detail page and drop it into your app. The public API contract is stable across versions.