Manuel Allenspach

Kreya is a privacy focused GUI client for gRPC, REST and WebSocket APIs. All data is stored completely locally, no account requirement and telemetry can be completely disabled. Kreya started out as a gRPC client over 5 years ago, but we added REST and WebSocket support in the meantime. In the past few months, lots of effort went into improving Kreya, particularly the Scripting feature. Keeping...

We've been working on Kreya for nearly 5 years now. In the beginning, it only supported gRPC, but we've added support for REST, WebSockets and tons of other features in the meantime! That doesn't mean it has become a bloated mess, we try to keep the UI lean and clean. With the recent controversy around Postman and Insomnia (they now require an account and store all data in their cloud), we want...

We've been working on Kreya for over two years now. In the beginning, it only supported gRPC, but we've added support for REST and tons of features in the meantime! That doesn't mean it has become a bloated mess, we try to keep the UI lean and clean. With the recent controversy around Postman and Insomnia (they now require an account and store all data in their cloud), we want to highlight that...

It has been a long time since our last launch and we added a lot of features to Kreya in the meantime. The main focus has been on the Kreya CLI, which can be used to run automated tests for your API in a CI pipeline. For those that don't know Kreya, it is a tool similar to Postman, Insomnia or BloomRPC. In our opinion, Kreya is a good alternative to the existing tools out there. Sure, it may...

For over a year we've been working on Kreya. At first, it only supported gRPC, because the alternative tools (e.g. BloomRPC) were very limited in their functionality. Since then, we have added many features, trying hard to keep the UI clean while still supporting advanced use cases. Two weeks ago, we released Kreya v1.8, which added support for REST! In our opinion, Kreya is a good alternative...