SaaS founder · @opeyemifamosipe
Opeyemi Famosipe
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Midline
Monitoring for APIs and the pages that call them
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A few months ago I started building something quietly on the…
It has been a pet project all along, and I've learned a lot from it. It went through a couple of names before becoming Midline, which sits in front of your endpoint, inspects and logs every request (webhooks included), then forwards it. It's now live at https://usemidline.com. It's still early and there's plenty to improve. If you work with webhooks or third-party APIs, I'd be grateful for your honest feedback. Feel free to send me a DM. Thank you for reading.
Midline is the intelligence layer for your APIs. It sits in…
https://usemidline.com
Looking for my first paying customer for Midline.
If you have a project where you’re dealing with API errors, failed requests, or production debugging, I’d love for you to give it a try. Check out Midline: usemidline.com I’m also open to feedback, good or bad. Would really appreciate your review.
I started working on it about 7 months ago, initially just…
I’ve used Sentry quite a bit, and although it’s a great tool, I kept running into some frustrations around noise, alert fatigue, debugging requests, event volume, and understanding exactly what happened before a failure reached the application. So I started building something to solve some of those problems for myself. That little experiment became Midline. I initially used it within GamePride, kept adding things I needed, breaking things, fixing them, and slowly watching it turn into something that could actually be useful to other developers. Now, after 8 months, I decided to push it to production and make it available publicly. https://usemidline.com It’s still very much a new project and there’s a lot I want to improve. I’m not expecting it to be perfect. I’d actually love to get feedback from developers who try it out, whether you like it, hate it, find something confusing, or think I’m solving the wrong problem. Good or bad feedback, I want to hear it.