# Managing your APIs

- [Creating a service](https://docs.appear.sh/managing-your-apis/creating-a-service.md): Appear will automatically document your APIs from your network traffic, however, if you wish to start spec first, or fill a gap with an existing spec then follow our simple guide below.
- [Add service via URL](https://docs.appear.sh/managing-your-apis/add-service-via-url.md): Appear allows you to monitor a URL and ingest the service schema from it.
- [Grouping & filtering](https://docs.appear.sh/managing-your-apis/grouping-and-filtering.md)
- [Editing your APIs](https://docs.appear.sh/managing-your-apis/editing-your-apis.md): Learn about how to curate your services in Appear's Catalog editor
- [Overriding/updating a service](https://docs.appear.sh/managing-your-apis/overriding-updating-a-service.md): Appear will (soon) offer automatic diffs when it comes to API versions and changes seen in your network traffic, however you can import a spec if required.
- [Tagging services](https://docs.appear.sh/managing-your-apis/tagging-services.md)


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