Relay. Retain. Recover.
A protective reliability layer that sits in front of your backend — relaying every request to your API, recording the full exchange, and recovering what failed on demand.
Instant endpoints.
Launch a production-ready API endpoint in under 60 seconds. No gateway config, no server to provision, no deployment pipeline. Define your method and action — getrequest generates a unique URL and handles the rest.
Every endpoint picks one of three actions: Static API for a mock JSON response, Sync API to forward and wait for the real reply, or Async API to acknowledge instantly and deliver in the background. Switch between them without downtime. The infrastructure layer ships with your first request.
- Live in under 60 seconds, zero config
- Static, Sync, or Async — pick per endpoint
- No servers, no gateways, no ops overhead
- Edit or delete endpoints at any time
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Live request inspector.
Total observability into every request — headers, body, status code, latency — the moment it lands. No log aggregation pipeline. No custom instrumentation. No Datadog bill. Observability is built into the infrastructure layer.
Whether you're validating a webhook, auditing third-party traffic, or monitoring a live integration, you have a complete picture without writing a single line of logging code.
- Every request logged, including 401s and 429s
- Full headers, body, and response
- Real-time stream, no refresh
- Searchable log history up to 30 days
Request replay.
Recover from failures with certainty. Re-fire any captured request with one click — exact headers, body, and method preserved. Confirm a fix works before it ships. Reproduce production failures locally without reconstructing the context.
Reliability isn't just about preventing failures — it's about recovering fast when they happen. Replay closes the gap between “we got an error report” and “we confirmed the fix.”
- Exact original payload, headers, and method
- Fresh response captured for comparison
- Confirm fixes before merging
- Reproduce production failures locally
Shareable debug links.
Turn any captured request into a shareable URL that expires after 30 days. Paste it in a Slack message, a Jira ticket, or a PR comment. Anyone with the link sees the full request and response — no account required. Cross-team incident response, without the overhead.
Incident resolution slows down when context lives in one engineer's terminal. Shareable links make every failure a shared artifact — visible, referenceable, and linkable across your entire org.
- Exact request snapshot, revocable anytime
- Full headers, body, and response visible
- No account required to view
- Works across environments and teams
Shared request snapshot — no account required to view
Smart forwarding.
Sync API is a transparent proxy layer for any upstream — no SDK, no agent, no code changes required. getrequest routes traffic to your destination, forwards the request body byte-for-byte, and logs everything. The routing layer you'd otherwise have to build yourself.
Route to staging, production, or third-party APIs. Validate what your system sends against what the upstream receives. The proxy ships with the infrastructure — there's nothing extra to configure.
- Works with any upstream, any HTTP client
- Request body forwarded byte-for-byte
- Full request + response logged
- HTTP and HTTPS supported
Usage metering.
Build a reliability baseline from real traffic data. Track request volume per project, spot usage trends before they become capacity problems, and maintain a full audit trail. Get notified before you hit limits — not after traffic drops.
Reliability starts with measurement. getrequest makes traffic data visible by default — no separate metrics pipeline, no custom dashboards to maintain.
- Real-time usage dashboard, per project
- Pre-limit alerts before incidents happen
- Full audit trail with timestamps
- Capacity planning from real traffic trends
Async delivery.
Acknowledge the caller instantly, deliver to your backend in the background. Built for webhooks and any traffic where the caller shouldn't wait on — or be blocked by — your response.
A failed delivery isn't a lost one. getrequest retries automatically on a backoff schedule, re-reading your destination and auth config on every attempt, so a fix or a rotated credential takes effect on the very next try.
- Caller gets a 202 immediately, every time
- Up to 6 automatic retry attempts, ~36 minutes
- Live delivery status: retrying, delivered, failed
- Available on every plan, including Free
Caller is acknowledged instantly — delivery continues in the background
Built-in authentication.
Require a credential on incoming requests before getrequest processes them, and attach a credential to the outbound call it makes to your backend — two completely independent settings.
Bearer, API Key, Basic Auth, or HMAC signature verification on the way in. The same four options signing or authenticating the call on the way out — reapplied automatically on every retry attempt.
- Verify inbound callers — Bearer, API Key, Basic, HMAC
- Authenticate to your own backend the same way
- Verify webhook provider signatures for you, before your handler runs
- Available on every plan, including Free
Authorization: Bearer •••••••• → attached on every attempt
Bulk retry.
An outage doesn't fail one request — it fails hundreds. Select exactly the rows you want and retry them together, or apply a filter and let getrequest sweep up every matching request as a tracked background job, paced so it never hammers your recovering backend.
Recurring failures are grouped for you automatically on the Retries page — endpoint, status, and error — so recovering from an incident starts with one click, not a manual filter you have to reconstruct every time.
- Manual selection — up to 100 requests, retried instantly
- Filter-based — unbounded size, runs as a cancellable background job
- Paced delivery — 10 requests/sec, won't re-overwhelm your backend
- Auto-grouped recurring failures on the Retries page
Relay. Retain. Recover. From day one.
No gateway to configure. No code to add. Point one URL and the reliability layer is live.
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