Public web data, through one API.

Argos reads event listings, local media, transport, flight fares and official registries, keeps them fresh and serves them in one consistent format. You call a domain; Argos deals with the websites.

Domains
10
Endpoints
42
Live demos
10
Try a callLive, from your browser
GET /apollon/…

Pick an endpoint above to call the real API.

How it works

  1. Argos reads the web

    Each website has its own connector: an official API where there is one, the site's own data feed otherwise. Connectors only reformat what the site publishes.

  2. Domains make them one

    A domain (events, news, places, ski…) merges its websites into one schema and caches their answers, so a call stays fast.

  3. You call one endpoint

    Your app asks a domain, not dozens of websites. When a site changes, Argos fixes the connector; your integration does not move.

What you can ask

API docs

See it working

Use cases

Each lab is a small app built on one Argos endpoint. Open one, then copy its call.

Already in production

Culture Club

The city agenda app gets every concert, show and exhibition from the Argos events domain: one list per city, in one schema, refreshed through the day.

Visit culture-club.app
The Culture Club app showing today's agenda: events with their time, venue and price

Need data from sites that have no API?

Tell us what you are building and which data you need. Access is by invitation while Argos is in private access.

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