mAPI

mAPI transforms your Android device into a local proxy server and API automation engine—all running directly on your device, without needing an external server or cloud subscriptions.

Receive REST requests from any app in mAPI and map them to another API, facilitating integrations without the need to create new APIs.

Think of it as a "pocket n8n": a visual workflow builder based on graphs, where you connect blocks to receive requests, process data, make decisions, and respond—all with a lightweight visual editor accessible directly from your computer (default password: admin).

KEY FEATURES

• Local Server with Webhooks
Create HTTP endpoints on your own device and receive requests from any app or service on your network.

• Visual Workflow Builder (DAG)
Build automations by dragging and connecting nodes in a visual editor accessible through the web admin panel.

• Ready-to-use nodes
- Trigger (Webhook): entry point for your automations
- HTTP: call any external REST API
- SOAP: communicate with legacy services via WSDL
- JavaScript: run scripts for custom logic
- Decision: create conditional branches in your flow
- HTML View: display visual content about other apps
- Response: finalize and return the response to the client that called the webhook

• Dynamic expressions
Use the {{ expression }} syntax to inject dynamic data into any configuration field of your nodes.

• Web admin panel
Manage workflows, configure access passwords, start/stop the service, and track status — all through a local web interface, accessible via the browser of any device on the same network.

• Works with the app closed
A foreground service keeps the proxy active in the background, with the option to start automatically when the device is turned on.

• Your data stays with you

The workflows you create — scripts, endpoints, and the content of processed requests — are stored only on your device. Nothing is sent to third-party clouds by mAPI itself.

WHO IS mAPI FOR?

Developers, integrators, and automation teams who need to quickly prototype, test, or expose local endpoints — for webhook testing, home automation, app integration, API simulation, and much more, without relying on external infrastructure.

LICENSING

mAPI uses a device-based licensing system. Upon installation, you can request a license directly from the app's administrative panel. To purchase a license or ask questions, contact: [email protected]