Conektto

What is Conektto?

Conektto is a platform for building and testing APIs. It includes an API design studio, generative AI for software engineering tasks, an API test harness, tools covering the entire enterprise API Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC), and a hybrid API orchestrator. The platform uses AI to assist with design, code generation, and testing, aiming to reduce API complexity and support collaboration. A free plan is available, and paid subscriptions add features such as unlimited API designs, data provider API designs, and aggregate API designs. Users have praised its efficiency, collaboration support, and ability to simplify complex APIs while speeding up development.

Who created Conektto?

Conektto was developed by a team focused on making API development industrial-grade, building components such as a designer, an API engine, and a process miner. The platform launched on June 7, 2022, with the goal of maximizing collaboration and automation in API development.

What is Conektto used for?

• API design studio — design API contracts using natural language processing (NLP), following industry standards; suited to citizen developers.
• Autonomous test studio — handles API testing, including mocking, generating tests and test data, running tests, and performance testing.
• Full lifecycle coverage — design, simulate, visualize, code, mock, test, and deploy enterprise-grade APIs in one platform.
• Hybrid API orchestrator — manage complex integrations across on-premises and cloud setups on hybrid API management (APIM) infrastructure.
• Automation — automatically generate code, specs, tests, and test data, and automate technical parts of the API development pipeline.
• B2B integrations — simplify building APIs and B2B integrations while supporting team collaboration.
• A Community Edition is available for innovators.

Who is Conektto for?

• Product Managers
• Architects
• Developers
• Testers
• DevOps professionals

Pricing

Conektto offers a free plan, with paid subscriptions unlocking unlimited API designs, data provider API designs, and aggregate API designs.