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Quickmock

Spin up an HTTP mock in 30 seconds — no signup, no config

Problem
The frontend needs a response from an API that isn't ready yet, and standing up a stub is a hassle.
What I built
A Go service: paste a response body, pick a status and headers, get a public URL. Dynamic tokens (faker, request echo), response delay and a custom path. No accounts, no trackers.
Result
Live in production at quickmock.dev. The frontend no longer waits for the backend: a mock is ready in 30 seconds from a single form and served in milliseconds. Actively maintained and evolving — changes are tracked in a public changelog (quickmock.dev/changelog).
Home: the 30-second pitch and how it works — no signup, no trackers
The mock form: method, status, Content-Type, path and a response body with dynamic tokens
Public changelog: I actively maintain the project and keep improving its UX