Mimic turns any API into an enrichment your team can use.
Connect a data source once, decide exactly how it behaves, and hand it to your team with limits you set.
Buy an API once and share it with the whole team.
Your provider keys stay in Mimic. Each person gets their own key with a limit, so nobody burns through the month's credits by accident.
Keys stay in Mimic
Nobody on the team sees the provider's key, and nobody outside the team gets one of yours.
A limit per person
A thousand calls for an analyst, fifty for a trainee. When it runs out, it stops.
About twenty minutes
To connect a new API. After that it's select, press ▶︎, like any other enrichment.
Start with ours, or build your own.
Ubikron comes with enrichments for the sources investigators use most, set up and kept working by us. Use them as they are, or build your own next to them.
Build the enrichments you want.
You control the whole chain, from the API call to what lands on the graph.
Define your own entities
Write your own entity specification, so the graph speaks your team's language.
Add your own APIs
Any endpoint you can call: a paid provider, a free service, or something you wrote yourself.
Wire it up your way
Choose the text that comes back, which parts become your entities, and how the graph looks when you add them all.
Share it with keys
Hand out Mimic keys to as many people as you like, each with their own limit.
Improve the mapping later, for free
Ubikron keeps every response. Change how an enrichment's results are laid out and it redraws the ones you already have, without asking the provider again or paying for the call twice.
Or build it from the command line
The Mimic CLI does what the web editor does, from a terminal or a script. Give an AI agent the CLI and a provider's API documentation, and it works out the endpoints, parameters and methods itself. You check what it built before anyone gets a key.
Mimic runs on our server or on yours.
The public Mimic server
Free, and you don't need Ubikron to use it. Connect any API that's reachable from the internet and hand out keys with limits, to your team in Ubikron or to any other tool. Requests and responses pass through our server, so think about what you send through it.
Your private server
Every paid private server has its own Mimic. Internal sources, like a case management system or a registry, become enrichments without anything leaving your network.