Press kit
Everything you need to write about Octri
Logos, product screenshots and copy you can quote without checking with us first. Public launch is Thursday, 1 October 2026.
The company
- Legal name
- Octri, LLC
- Jurisdiction
- Delaware, United States
- Public launch
- Thursday, 1 October 2026
- Founded
- September 2026
- Location
- Delaware, United States
- Team size
- 2 to 10
- Funding
- Bootstrapped. No outside funding to date.
Founded by Emad Khair, Mohammed Khair and Abeer Khair.
Boilerplate
Three lengths, because publications cut to fit. Each one is quotable as it stands.
Octri turns an OpenAPI specification into documentation, client SDKs in ten languages, an MCP server for AI agents, and monitoring for the SDKs once they are in production.
Octri turns an OpenAPI specification into a documentation site, client SDKs in ten languages, an MCP server for AI agents and production monitoring for those SDKs. One specification generates all four, and regenerates them when it changes.
Octri is a platform for teams that publish an API. It takes an OpenAPI specification and produces four things from it: a documentation site, client SDKs in ten languages, an MCP server so AI agents can call the API, and monitoring that reports errors from inside the SDKs once they are running in customers’ applications. Because all four are generated from the same document, they cannot drift apart from each other or from the API they describe. Plans start free and are priced publicly, from $49 per month plus tax.
Octri is a platform for teams that publish an API. It takes an OpenAPI specification and produces four things from it: a documentation site, client SDKs in ten languages (TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, Dart, Swift, Java and Kotlin), an MCP server so AI agents can call the API, and monitoring that reports errors from inside those SDKs once they are running in customers’ applications. The monitoring is the part nothing else does. A generated client runs in a process its author has no access to, so when it mishandles a response the failure never reaches the API provider’s logs: the request succeeded. Octri reports those failures from inside the client, paired to the release that produced them, so a broken SDK is something a team finds rather than something a customer reports. Because all four outputs are generated from the same specification, they cannot drift apart from each other or from the API they describe. Plans start free and are priced publicly, from $49 per month plus tax, with every one of the ten languages included at $249 per month plus tax.
What we claim
Each of these is checkable, and the basis is given so you can check it.
The only API documentation and SDK platform you can buy with a credit card.
Speakeasy lists a single tailored enterprise tier with no public figure. Fern does not publish an SDK price. Stainless wound its hosted product down in May 2026. Mintlify does not generate first-party SDKs. Verified 3 September 2026.
Every SDK Octri generates is monitored in production.
No other vendor in the category offers error reporting from inside the generated client, paired to the release that produced it.
Ten languages, documentation and monitoring on one bill at $249 per month plus tax.
Read from packages/shared/src/constants/plan-limits.ts.
Logos
Every PNG has a real transparent background. Pick the variant that suits the ground it sits on.
Full lockup
Mark and wordmark together. The default choice.
Wordmark
Where the mark already appears elsewhere on the page.
Colour
Octri Orange
The accent. One per surface: it stops working the moment there are two.
Ink
Backgrounds, and the letterforms on the light lockup.
Paper
Letterforms on the dark lockup.
Product screenshots
Captured at 2× so they hold up in print.
API Studio
The reference editor: every endpoint in the spec on the left, the page as readers will see it in the middle, and the generated call for each SDK language on the right.
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SDK Studio
Every operation in the specification, and the call each one generates. The panel on the right switches the preview between all ten languages and carries the per-endpoint settings: the method name, request hooks, pagination and streaming.
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MCP server
The same API exposed to AI agents as callable tools, with a ready-made client config and downloadable tool schemas. Here it is a thousand tools generated from one specification.
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SDK monitoring
Errors reported from inside the generated client, grouped into issues and tagged with the release that produced them. This is the part an API provider cannot otherwise see: the request succeeded, and the failure happened in the caller.
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Dashboard
Usage, projects and plan limits for an organisation.
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Generated documentation
A documentation site generated from an OpenAPI specification, with search, an AI answer panel and hand-written guides beside the generated reference.
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SDK reference
Per-language SDK documentation, including the options that change the shape of the generated client and the default each one takes.
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Client shape
How the generated client is laid out at the call site, which is the decision that most affects how an SDK reads.
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octri.dev
The product home page.
Download PNGUsing the marks
Short, because the only rules that matter are the ones that stop the mark being redrawn.
Please do
- Use the supplied files without redrawing them.
- Pick the light or dark lockup to suit the background it sits on.
- Leave clear space around the lockup of at least the height of the mark.
- Keep the full lockup at 24px tall or more on screen, and the mark at 16px or more.
Please don’t
- Recolour the mark, or fill it with a gradient or an image.
- Stretch, squash, rotate or add a shadow, outline or glow.
- Rebuild the wordmark in another typeface, or letter-space it.
- Place the dark lockup on a dark background, or the light lockup on a light one.
- Use the mark as your own app icon, or imply a partnership that does not exist.
Anything not covered here, or a use you are unsure about, ask at press@octri.dev. For anything about the product itself, the blog and the comparison pages carry more detail.