Demos

Somebody else's website.

Each of these is a working page built from one request to /api/v1/site and nothing else — no database, no server rendering, no key, and no access to anything a stranger doesn't have. They look nothing like this page, or like each other, because nothing about the data says how it should be arranged.

Start herePrice board →Every slot, sorted by what it costs to take. The simplest useful thing the API does — the page shows the eight lines of code that produced it.RearrangedParcel register →The board refiled as property: parcels, titleholders, assessed values. Four arrangements over one set of tiles, which travel between layouts rather than redraw.Re-setThe Slot Gazette →Every slot's text as a newspaper, where price alone decides the headline. Nothing is written and nothing is edited — the market sets the type.Your turnBuild your own website →Drag lots into a page of your own. You can't type a word — everything on it belongs to someone else, and they can rewrite it after you've shared the link.

The endpoint is documented at /docs/api. It needs no key and these pages are the whole argument for that — build your own, and nothing here can stop you.