The Non‑Technical PM's Guide to APIs

Some of the most important decisions a product manager makes involve technology. Yet many PMs are expected to make those decisions without ever being taught the technical concepts behind them.

APIs are a perfect example.

They sit at the heart of modern software, powering integrations, partnerships, automations, and countless user experiences. Understanding them can transform the way you think about products, but learning about them often feels harder than it needs to be.

The Non-Technical PM's Guide to APIs is the book I wish every product manager had on their desk. It takes a topic that is often explained in technical language and makes it accessible, practical, and relevant to the work PMs do every day.

Whether you're new to product management or looking to strengthen your technical confidence, this book will help you better understand the systems behind the products you build and the conversations that shape them.