What is the Forgotten API?
Deep within the archives of a long‑abandoned server lives an API that no one remembers building. Its endpoints are whispered about in old commit messages and half‑written README files. Use this fictional documentation to explore its oddities.
Warning: Calls to this API may return 404, 418, or a cryptic poem.
Getting Started
Base URL: https://forgotten.example.com/api/v1
All requests accept application/json. No authentication required—this API is forgotten, not secured.
Endpoints
GET /echo/:phrase
Returns the phrase you send, wrapped in a nostalgic JSON envelope.
{
"timestamp": "2026-04-25T12:34:56Z",
"echo": "your phrase here",
"memory": "faded"
}
Show cURL example
curl https://forgotten.example.com/api/v1/echo/hello%20world
POST /reincarnate
Send a fragment of code; the API will attempt to resurrect it in an ancient language.
{
"input": "function greet(){console.log('hi');}",
"output": "greet(){print 'hi'} // rumored COBOL‑ish syntax"
}
DELETE /memory/:id
Erase a memory. The API pretends it succeeded, then forgets it itself.
{
"id": "42",
"status": "deleted (maybe)",
"note": "the void is quiet now"
}
Playful Tools
Try the interactive Random Endpoint Generator. Each click conjures a new, never‑seen‑before endpoint.
Easter Egg
Hover over the hidden glyph to reveal a secret.
You found the 404‑but‑not‑really portal! Enter it.