JSON Mock Server

Hosted JSON Mock Server for Developers

A JSON mock server provides API-like responses while your application is under development. Forge API hosts those responses online, removing the need to install local server packages or keep a development machine running.

No backend server setup required.

No local server installation or configuration.

Access endpoints from multiple devices and environments.

Share working mock URLs with teammates and clients.

Manage custom JSON responses from one account.

How it works

From JSON to a working endpoint

1

Create a project

Organise related mock endpoints inside a Forge API project.

2

Add JSON endpoints

Define the routes, methods and responses needed by your application.

3

Share or integrate

Use the hosted URLs locally, in previews, test environments or demonstrations.

Use cases

Built for practical development workflows

Remote development teams

Share the same mock API endpoints across different machines and locations.

Preview deployments

Connect staging and preview applications to a publicly accessible mock API.

Client demonstrations

Demonstrate application features without exposing local development servers.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about json mock server

How is a hosted mock server different from a local one?

A hosted mock server is available through the internet, while a local mock server normally runs only on a developer's computer.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Forge API hosts your configured endpoints and provides HTTPS URLs.

Can teammates use the same endpoint?

Yes. Anyone with the endpoint URL can call it, subject to the access rules and limits of the service.

Build your frontend before the backend is ready

Create custom mock endpoints, return your own JSON and connect your application to a working API URL in seconds.