Don't take anyone's word for it. Hit it.
Pick a package and run a live request against play.rajkumaar.co.in. The response below is the real thing.
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One object. Nineteen fields.
Every endpoint returns the same stable shape — scraped fresh from the Play Store listing and cached for speed.
Put it in your README.
Any field doubles as a live badge for your repo. Build one — the preview is rendering from the real API right now.
Two shapes. That's the whole API.
No auth, no rate-limit headers to juggle. Just GET.
Everything, in one call. id is the package ID; gl is an optional two-letter country.
curl "https://play.rajkumaar.co.in/json?id=com.dd.doordash&gl=US"A single field in shields.io format — {"label": …, "message": …}. Built for badges, handy for scripts.
curl "https://play.rajkumaar.co.in/downloads?id=com.dd.doordash"
# → {"schemaVersion":1,"label":"Downloads","message":"50,000,000+"}Point shields.io's endpoint at any field and drop the markdown in your README.
A note on ratings. Play Store ratings are region-specific, so rating and noOfUsersRated can come back as 0 for the default region. Pass &gl=IN (or any ISO country code) to get localised values. Package IDs accept [A-Za-z0-9._-], max 200 characters.
Open source. Self-host in
one command.
MIT-licensed Go + Redis behind a single Docker image. Point it at your own Redis and you own the whole pipeline.