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Apitally is an API monitoring and analytics tool that helps engineering teams understand API usage, monitor performance, and troubleshoot issues. It was created by Simon Gurcke, a software engineer based in Australia, and first released in November 2023. Apitally is bootstrapped and independently run, with a focus on building a simple, opinionated product for small teams. Apitally integrates with applications through lightweight, open-source SDKs that work as middleware. Setup requires adding a few lines of code to an existing project, with no additional infrastructure or agents needed. Data appears on the dashboard within seconds of deployment. Key features include: - Pre-built dashboards for API traffic, errors, performance, and consumer activity, with endpoint-level and consumer-level breakdowns - Request logs with correlated application logs and traces for debugging individual requests - Custom alerts on 14+ API metrics, with notifications via email, Slack, and Microsoft Teams - Uptime monitoring via automatic heartbeat checks and optional HTTP health checks - Open-source SDKs for 20+ frameworks across Python, Node.js, Go, .NET, and Java Apitally is designed for small engineering teams, startup founders, and solo developers who need API monitoring without the complexity of enterprise observability tools. Dashboards are opinionated and pre-built, so there are no blank canvases to configure. The scope is intentionally focused on API monitoring rather than general infrastructure monitoring, with support for frameworks like FastAPI, Django, Express, NestJS, and ASP.NET Core, among others. Pricing is predictable and not usage-based. There is no limit on the number of API requests processed for metrics and analytics.

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