The problem
A vendor deprecates a parameter in a changelog nobody reads, and three months later an integration or automation workflow quietly stops working.
What it checks
- OpenAPI and Swagger documents: changed paths, parameters, schemas and authentication
- RSS and Atom changelogs and GitHub releases
- Relevance: a change counts when it touches an endpoint you registered or is marked breaking or deprecated
What you get
Instant notifications for breaking changes, a weekly digest for the rest, and a change history per API.
Who it is for
Developers, integrators, automation builders (n8n, Make, Zapier) and agencies maintaining client integrations.
What it does not do
- It does not predict whether an integration will or will not break. Relevance is based on what you registered and what the vendor published.