https://api.elliott.diy/v1/All endpoints are nested under that path.
Yes. Some endpoints (like certain Tor bridges) are restricted to trusted sources due to the potential for abuse. Specifically, Tor bridge data can be misused to harm activists or bypass censorship in ways that endanger people. I'm not interested in enabling surveillance or helping repressive regimes block tools meant for privacy and human rights.
If you have a legitimate reason to need access, you're welcome to reach out. Use the contact info on elliott.diy or email me directly at [email protected].
Yes. Some endpoints are cached for performance. Most VPN endpoints use a cache ttl of 6 hours. You’ll still get updated data regularly, just not on every single request.
This is a side project. Stuff might break, move, or go offline. Use it at your own risk. That said, it's reasonably stable.
Not all of the API's my services use are publicly listed here due to all sorts of reasons. If you want to use one that's not listed please reach out.
It's run by Elliott — a cybersecurity student who builds random tools, breaks things on purpose, and cares a bit too much about seals.
Not officially, but abuse will get you blocked. Be cool.
Check the Changelog page.
Not right now. If you’re interested in collab or ideas, reach out at [email protected].
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