Early access

From idea to live API in seconds.

RestStore is a backend-as-a-service that instantly generates, deploys, and hosts production-ready Go REST APIs from your structs or plain-English descriptions.

No credit card required
1,284 req/s live demo
Free tier available
Who it's for

From struct to live API in 3 seconds. Serving 1,284 req/s.

One platform, three audiences, zero boilerplate.

Frontend developers

Stop waiting for the backend.

2 weeks → 3 sec
From spec to live API
2 weeks until endpoints are ready / your sprint starts today

Paste your agreed JSON response or TypeScript interface. Get a live, persistent mock API with Swagger docs in 3 seconds. Unlike Postman mocks, your data persists across requests, supports full CRUD, and scales to production when you're ready.

Backend / Go developers

Skip the boilerplate. Keep the code.

1,284 req/s
Production throughput
CRUD router #100 / same validation, same Swagger comments

Get the speed of a BaaS with the control of custom code. RestStore generates Go APIs serving 1,284 req/s as shown in the live books-api demo. Eject at any time by downloading the pure RestKit source.

AI builders

Instant sandboxes for AI agents.

0 config
OpenAI + MCP ready
don't test on production data / agents need safe, realistic APIs

Generate mock APIs that auto-export OpenAI function schemas and MCP server protocols. Give your agents a safe, realistic API to interact with instantly.

Features

Everything a REST API needs, built-in.

No glue code. No yak-shaving. Just the endpoints you described.

Type-safe by default.

Compile-time safety backed by Go generics. Every endpoint validates your schema before a request touches your data.

Docs that write themselves.

Beautiful, interactive OpenAPI 3.0 Swagger UI generated instantly. Hosted at /docs, always in sync with your types.

Built for agents.

Auto-generated OpenAI function schemas and MCP endpoints at /mcp. Drop into any agent framework without glue.

Auth module.

Drop-in password, OAuth, or JWT. Scoped to your resources out of the box. No middleware to wire up.

API key management.

Rotate keys, scope them to endpoints, track per-key usage in the dashboard. One API key per user, per app, per agent.

Built-in rate limiting.

Per-key limits, global ceilings, burst allowances. Configured in the dashboard. No Redis to operate.

Comparison

The BaaS you can actually leave.

Same speed. More control. No lock-in.

Feature
RestStore
Supabase
Firebase
Instant API generation
Idiomatic Go code export
Zero vendor lock-in
Self-hostable source
Swagger / OpenAPI
MCP server protocols
Built-in rate limiting
addonaddon
Go generics type safety
Your code is yours forever. Eject anytime.
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Eject anytime

The backend-as-a-service you can actually eject from.

Unlike Supabase or Firebase, RestStore generates idiomatic Go code you can download, modify, and host anywhere. Your API is never held hostage.

1

Paste a struct or describe your data in plain English.

2

RestStore generates, deploys, and hosts your API instantly.

3

Click Download. Get clean Go code powered by RestKit. Run it yourself, anywhere.

terminal
$ restkit download books-api
↓ Downloading books-api source...
✓ Exported 12 files to ./books-api/
$ cd books-api && go run .
✓ books-api running on :8080
GET  /api/v1/books
POST /api/v1/books
GET  /api/v1/books/:id
// clean Go · no magic · yours forever
FAQ

Questions about RestStore? Answered.

The answers your backend team would ask.

No. You get 100% of your Go source code: handlers, models, validation, middleware, and database migrations. A typical API exports 12-18 files including a go.mod ready to build. It runs anywhere Go runs, no RestStore dependency required.

terminal
$ restkit download my-api
✓ Exported 14 files to ./my-api/
  main.go, router.go, handlers/, models/,
  migrations/, middleware/, go.mod, go.sum
$ cd my-api && go run .
✓ my-api running on :8080 (1,284 req/s)

Get early access

New users onboarded weekly. First 100 beta users get the free forever tier.

Most users get access within 48 hours

Need an API right now? Start building locally with the open-source CLI:

go install github.com/reststore/restkit@latestView on GitHub