Choose The Right Endpoint

Choose the correct growthepie endpoint based on the developer task you need to solve.

Different growthepie endpoints answer different developer intents. This page maps each common task to the correct endpoint so you can retrieve the narrowest correct JSON file instead of starting from a broad export and filtering everything yourself.

Endpoint Selector

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Which chains and metrics are supported?

v1/master.json

master.json is the canonical metadata index

What are the last 90 days of fundamental metrics across covered chains?

v1/fundamentals.json

Returns flat daily rows for many metrics together

What is the full history for one metric such as txcount?

v1/export/{metric}.json

Returns flat rows for one fundamental metric across chains

What does the chain overview for arbitrum look like?

v1/chains/arbitrum/overview.json

Returns highlights, events, rankings, KPI cards, and ecosystem context

What is the rich metric detail view for txcount on arbitrum?

v1/metrics/chains/arbitrum/txcount.json

Returns multiple time granularities, changes, and summary values

Which apps or projects are covered?

v1/labels/projects.json

Returns project coverage metadata

Which projects have actual datapoints and can be used with app details?

v1/labels/projects_filtered.json

Returns the subset of projects with real datapoints such as txcount

What does the project detail page for uniswap look like?

v1/apps/details/uniswap.json

Returns project-level metrics, KPI cards, first-seen dates, and contracts tables

Rule Of Thumb

  • Start with master.json if you need discovery.

  • Use flat exports if you want rows that load cleanly into spreadsheets, pandas, SQL, or notebooks.

  • Use richer detail endpoints if you want pre-aggregated summaries, rankings, rolling windows, multiple time granularities, or project-level breakdowns.

Caveats

  • fundamentals.json is intentionally limited to the last 90 days.

  • export/{metric}.json is only available for public fundamental metrics.

  • Some legacy or internal-looking paths exist in backend code but are not public or not consistently accessible. This docs set only covers verified public endpoints.

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