Yes, your approach is correct! To retrieve the next page of apps from the Pipedream API, you should use the next_cursor value returned in the previous response as a query parameter in your next request. For example, if your previous API response included: on { "page_info": { "total_count": 19, "count": 10, "start_cursor": "ZGNfSzB1QWVl", "end_cursor": "ZGNfeUx1alJx" }, "data": [ // ... first 10 apps ... ], "next_cursor": "XzRkZW18YXBwX0dlaHBEdg" } You would make your next request to: https://api.pipedream.com/v1/apps?next_cursor=XzRkZW18YXBwX0dlaHBEdg This will return the next set of apps. Continue this process, updating the next_cursor each time, until no next_cursor is returned in the response (meaning you’ve reached the end of the list). Summary of steps: 1. Make your initial request to /v1/apps. 2. Use the next_cursor from the response to request the next page: /v1/apps?next_cursor=... 3. Repeat until next_cursor is not present in the response. This is the standard way to paginate through all apps using the Pipedream API. For more details, see the Pipedream REST API docs.