API
Everything for a tribe page in one call
GET /wordpress/tribes/{id} returns a tribe with its page copy, social links, galleries, review scores and custom content — built for website templates.
Last updated September 2, 2026
GET https://api.gorilladash.com/api/v1/wordpress/tribes/{id} is the tribe endpoint with everything a website page needs bolted on — headings, introduction copy, social links, image galleries, review scores and any custom content blocks you have set up.
It exists so a tribe page can be built from one call instead of five. The name says WordPress because that is where the pattern came from, but there is nothing WordPress-specific about it — use it from any website.
The {id} accepts the numeric id or the slug.
What it adds over the plain tribe endpoint
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
heading, sub_heading | The tribe's headline copy. |
page_heading, page_sub_heading | Headings for the tribe page itself. |
introduction_bold, introduction | The opening copy, lead paragraph and body. |
introduction_team | The intro above the team section. |
meta_title, meta_description | For your page head. |
public_email | The tribe's public email address. |
social_facebook_url, social_instagram_url, social_linkedin_url, social_youtube_url, social_google_url | Social profiles. |
google_review_url, facebook_review_link | Where to send customers to leave a review. |
google_place_id | For embedding a map or calling Google's own APIs. |
square_url, banners, gallery | The tribe's images. |
contents | Your custom content blocks, each with a name, a type and a value. |
reviews_count, reviews_avg_rating | How many public reviews and the average, rounded to one decimal. |
Everything from the plain tribe endpoint is here too — address, coordinates, opening hours, and the paid and organic tracking numbers with website_number_swap_enabled.
Which tribes it returns
Active, testing and opening-soon tribes. Anything else answers 404, which is the behaviour you want on a public page: a closed tribe should be a 404, not a page with missing content.
Custom content blocks
contents is a list of name, type and value entries you define per tribe. It is how a template supports something Gorilla Dash has no field for — a parking note, a delivery radius, a seasonal banner — without a code change. Look items up by name and ignore any your template does not know about.Scoping and caching
An organisation key can request any of its tribes; a tribe key only its own. The endpoint is cached and sends an ETag, so an edit to a tribe's copy can take a few minutes to appear on the site.
GET /tribes instead; it is far lighter.